Fabrication and Plasmas-Relevant Properties of B4C/Cu Coating FGM

Chuan Sun; Yun Kai Li; Hu Wang; Chang Chun Ge

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.833.257

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Fabrication and Plasmas-Relevant Properties of B₄C/Cu Coating FGM

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in this work, two kinds of boron carbide coating based on copper substrates, which are non-FGM B₄C/Cu coating and FGM B₄C/Cu coating, have been fabricated successfully. It is found that the chemical sputtering yield of B₄C measures by LAS2000 apparatus is much lower than that of SMF800 graphite under the conditions of 3keV, 4.6E 15D+ /s/cm2 irradiation, and that FGM-B₄C coating has much better performance than non-FGM-B₄C coating in thermal shock tests. Thermal desorption performance and physical sputtering damage after plasma irradiation are also evaluated.

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Chuan Sun, Yun Kai Li, Hu Wang, Chang Chun Ge

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Coating, FGM, Plasma Irradiation

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