Structural Materials For Fusion Reactors
Structural Materials for Fusion Reactors is a class of engineering materials specifically designed to maintain mechanical integrity and dimensional stability under intense neutron irradiation, high thermal loads, and complex stress environments within fusion reactor systems, thereby enabling the safe and sustained containment and support of plasma-facing components and breeding zones.
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Structural materials for fission & fusion energy
S.J. Zinkle, Jeremy T. Busby · Materials Today · 2009 · 1.3K citations · Full text
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