HFIR (High-Flux Isotope Reactor) Irradiation Facilities and Design of Spectral-Tailored Fusion Reactor Materials Irradiation Experiments

摘要

The Oak Ridge High-Flux Isotope reactor is a pressurized, light-water-cooled, beryllium-reflected, 100 mw research reactor. It was specifically designed and built for the production of transuranium isotopes. It has the highest continuous flux of thermal neutrons in the world and is used for neutron beam scattering experiments and engineering materials, irradiations. This paper discusses the facility and experiment planning for irradiation of fusion reactor materials. (ERA citation 12:050939)