In-pile performance of a double-walled tube and a tritium permeation barrier
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In two recent irradiation experiments in the HFR Petten, tritium permeation rates through representative materials to be used as cooling tubes of the water-cooled lithium-lead blanket have been measured in-pile. These latest experiments in the EXOTIC 8 series (E 8.9 and E 8.10) are made of a double wall tube (DWT) and a T91 tube with an Fe–Al/Al2O3 layer acting as tritium permeation barrier (TPB). These tubes contain annular pebble beds of ceramic breeder materials for the helium-cooled pebble bed concept blanket as tritium breeding material. Both experiments are built up of two concentric and independently purged containments allowing on-line tritium release rate and permeation rate measurements. In-pile operation has ended in March 2001 after 450 full power days and resulted in an irradiation damage of approximately 2.6 and 3.2 dpa, respectively in T91 steel. This paper reports on the experimental results obtained for in-pile tritium permeation and discusses the influence of purge gas compositions, temperature and irradiation on tritium permeation through the DWT and TPB.

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