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Peculiarities of helium porosity formation in the surface layer of the structural materials used for the first wall of fusion reactor
Authors:I I Chernov  M S Stal’tsov  B A Kalin  I A Bogachev  L Yu Guseva
Abstract:Transmission electron microscopy is used to study the formation of helium porosity in the nearsurface layer of ferritic–martensitic steels and vanadium irradiated by 40-keV He+ ions at a temperature of 923 K up to fluence of 5 × 1020 He+/m2 and, then, by 7.5-MeV Ni2+ ions at 923 K up to dose of 100 dpa. Large gas bubbles are found to form in the zone with the maximum concentration of radiation vacancies during He+ ion irradiation. Moreover, small bubbles form in some grains at the depths that are larger than the He+ ion range in the irradiated material. Sequential irradiation by He+ and Ni2+ ions leads to the nucleation of helium bubbles at still larger depths due to helium atom transport via recoil and/or ion mixing. The precipitation hardening of the steels by Y2O3 oxide nanoparticles is found to suppress helium swelling substantially.
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