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IAEA project: "3He induced nuclear reactions for characterization of materials of importance for Fusion Technology"

Category
Program tehničke suradnje Međunarodne agencije za atomsku energiju (IAEA)
Total cost
16.000,00
EUR
Start date
Nov 26th 2020
End date
Dec 31st 2025
Status
Active
More information

Principal investigator

Fusion energy is one of the promising energy sources for the future. The physical conditions dominating in fusion are extreme and most demanding for the materials to be employed in the operation of fusion energy systems. As a result, there is a worldwide continuously increasing effort to investigate the physical processes altering their properties and composition under the extreme physical conditions expected in future fusion energy systems. Ion Beam Analysis (IBA) has been proved as one of the principal methods to investigate and provide useful information about those processes due to its unique analytical potential.
This CRP will assist the international IBA community to coordinate research efforts in understanding aspects of ion-induced radiation damage in materials relevant to fusion energy as well as their analysis and interpretation. The work plan includes experiments to determine original new nuclear data, the development of international standards and protocols for credible measurements and analysis procedures, the selection or production of reference samples for calibration and data analysis purposes and a round robin test to evaluate the performance of IBA laboratories worlwide.

Division of Experimental Physics

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