J.P. Coad E. Alves N.P. Barradas A. Baron-Wiechec K. Heinola J. Likonen M. Mayer G.F. Matthews P. Petersson A. Widdowson JET-EFDA Contributors
This paper reports on the first post-mortem analyses of tiles removed from JET after the first campaigns with the ITER-like Wall (ILW) during 2011-2 [1]. Tiles from the divertor have been analysed by the Ion Beam Analysis (IBA) techniques Rutherford Backscattering Spectroscopy (RBS) and Nuclear Reaction Analysis (NRA) and by Secondary Ion Mass Spec…
PublishedA. Widdowson C.F. Ayres S. Booth J.P. Coad A. Hakola K. Heinola D. Ivanova S. Koivuranta J. Likonen M. Mayer M. Stamp JET-EFDA Contributors
A complete global balance for carbon in JET requires knowledge of the net erosion in the main chamber, net deposition in the divertor and the amount of dust and flakes collecting in the divertor region. This paper describes a number of measurements on aspects of this global picture. Profiler measurements and cross section microscopy on tiles that w…
PublishedN. P. Barradas J. Likonen E. Alves L. C. Alves P. Coad et al.
IBA techniques such as RBS, ERDA, NRA, or PIXE are highly complementary, and are often combined to maximize the extracted information. In particular, they have different sensitivities to various elements and probe different depth scales. The same is true for secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS), that can have much better detection limits for many…
PublishedJ.P. Coad M. Rubel N. Bekris D Brennan D. Hole J. Likonen E. Vainonen-Ahlgren EFDA-JET Contributors
JET has operated with divertors of differing geometries since 1994. Impurities accumulated in the inner leg of all the divertors, and operation of the first (Mk I) divertor with beryllium tiles demonstrated that most are eroded from the main chamber walls and swept along the scrape-off layer to the inner divertor. Carbon deposited at the inner dive…
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