Presented by: S. Suzuki, Blanket Engineering Lab., Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute, JAERI Contents 1.Outline of blanket development in JAERI 2.Design.

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Presented by: S. Suzuki, Blanket Engineering Lab., Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute, JAERI Contents 1.Outline of blanket development in JAERI 2.Design of water-cooled TBM 3.Design of helium-cooled TBM 4.Summary Design of Solid Breeder Test Blanket Modules in JAERI

Blanket Development in Japan Blanket Development for ITER and DEMO –Universities and NIFS are developing advanced blanket concepts: Helium-cooled, Li/V, molten salt, and LiPb will be attempted for the module testing in ITER and DEMO. –JAERI pursues solid breeder blanket concepts: Water-cooled, Helium-cooled TBM testing in ITER is the most important milestone for the development DEMO blanket system.

Solid Breeder Test Blanket Module (JAERI) 1.JAERI is now pursuing two types of Solid Breeder TBMs; –Water-cooled TBM (Solid Breeder Pebble Bed and RAFS) –Helium-cooled TBM (Solid Breeder Pebble Bed and RAFS) 2.Basic option of coolant condition is pressurized MPa). 3.Supercritical pressure water cooling MPa) is also taken into account as an advanced option of solid breeder blanket. 4.Helium-cooled TBM has similar structure with the water-cooled TBM design. –Provide data for a backup option of DEMO blanket system. –Preliminary test for high temperature SiC-He cooled blanket. –Provide the simulated data of SCW TBM with high coolant temperature.

Major design parameters of solid breeder TBMs ItemsUnitWater CooledHe Cooled Structural Material F82H Coolant WaterHe gas Multiplier Be, or Be 12 Ti Breeder Li 2 TiO 3, or other Li ceramics Surface Heat FluxMW/m Neutron Wall LoadMW/m Area of First Wallm2m x x 0.76 Coolant PressureMPa15(25)8.5 Coolant Inlet/Outlet Temp. oCoC280 /323 (360/380*) 300/432 Total Heat Deposit in TBMMW Total Tritium Productiong/FPD Coolant Flow Ratekg/s5.32.0

Outlines of Solid Breeder TBM designed by JAERI (1) TBMs with slit structure are adopted to withstand electro-magnetic force in VDE and internal over-pressure in case of fracture of cooling tube. (2) Thermo-mechanical analyses of FW and tritium release performance have been performed to show the feasibility of the TBM design. (3) Detailed structures are developed with consideration of fabrication procedure and welding lines. Coolant flow route is considered from the view points of hydraulics and heat transfer. (4) Pressure relief route is planned at the top and bottom of the module in case of internal over-pressure. (5) In the TBM cooling system, circulation pump is doubled to avoid loss of coolant. (6) Rear wall interface configuration is developed based on the structure design of TBM. Dimensions and structures of interfaces are clarified.

Configuration of Water-Cooled Solid Breeder TBM First Wall (F82H) 1st Breeding Layer 1st Multiplier Layer 2nd Breeder Layer 2nd Multiplier Layer Horizontal Cross Sectional View Plasma side ITER-TBM test port Ceramic breeder(Li 2 TiO 3 ) and Be neutron multiplier are packed in a form of small pebble bed in layered structure separated by cooling tube with wall. Tritium Breeder (Li 2 TiO 3, mm  ) Neutron Multiplier (Be, mm  )

Design support analyses  Temperature response of breeder layer –To evaluate whether our TBM configuration can simulate temperature range in a DEMO breeder layer or not. –1D thermal analyses based on nuclear heating rate by ANIHEAT  T-release response in breeder layer –To obtain basic data on T production for ITER TBM testing and T-recovery system –T-release model developed by Kyushu Univ. (Prof. Nishikawa, et al.)  Thermo-mechanical behavior of FW –To confirm the maximum temperature of FW made of F82H within the allowable limit (=550 o C). –To confirm an excess of stress and strain does not occur.

Time evolution of peak temperature of three breeder layers of water-cooled TBM with 400 sec burn/ 1400sec dwell cooled by 15MPa, 320 o C water. Transient temperature response of breeder layer DEMO-relevant temperature range In ITER NWL, temperature response in 3rd Breeder layer is not sufficient to simulate DEMO breeder condition The number of breeder layer in WC-TBM is two in our design.

Tritium release from 1st breeder layer shows quick response due to high tritium generation rate and quick response of temperature transient ( due to high nuclear heating rate). Performance of 2nd layer is also similar. Transient tritium release behavior of 1st breeder layer Purge gas condition: He(0.1MPa) with H 2 (100Pa) T-concent. at outlet: 1Pa T-release model developed by Prof. Nishikawa, Kyushu Univ.

Thermo-mechanical analysis of FW of Water-Cooled TBM Max. 540 o C Lower than the allowable temp. of F82H (550 o C) 10 8 Cooling Channel (15 MPa, 305 o C, 2.44 m/s) SHF:0.5 MW/m MW/m 2 (Nuclear heating of Be armor) MW/m 2 (Nuclear heating of Breeder) 9 MW/m 3 (Nuclear heating of Structural Material) FEM code: ABAQUS Temp.[oC]

CL - 10-nodes generalized plane strain elements (Out-of-plane bending was constrained.) Stress Analysis of water-cooled FW Stress field of the FW is within elastic range. No plastic (permanent) deformation is expected. Equiv. Stress (Tresca) distribution Max.:360MPa

Detail structure of water-cooled TBM Plasma

Helium-cooled TBM design - From the viewpoint of EMF in DEMO blanket, slit structure is adopted. For this reason, sub-modules concept is the updated He-cooled TBM concept. - From the results of temperature and tritium release transient analyses, the number of breeder layer is three. - From the viewpoint of FW cooling for SHF of 0.5 MW/m 2, coolant temperature is 300 o C. Total flow rate of helium of 1.99 kg/s is divided into two after TBM manifold. Coolant He condition for one sub-module is 8.5MPa, Inlet:300 o C, Outlet 432 o C, 0.99 kg/s. Electron beam welding of two sub-modules. Then, common manifolds and rear wall equipments such as keys and flexible supports will be fabricated. The Same sub-module Or Other sub-modules Common manifold Back side FW

Temperature distribution of FW and PB at 0.5 MW/m 2 LocationHe Temp. [ o C] Struct. Temp. [ o C] FW Inlet300- FW Outlet Breeder Outlet

SHF: 0.5 MW/m MW/m 2 (Nuclear heating of armor) Thermal Analysis of He-cooled FW Max. 550 o C = service temp. of F82H Cooling Channel (8MPa, 360 o C, 50 m/s) MW/m 2 (Nuclear heating of Breeder) 10 MW/m 3 (Nuclear heating of Structural Material) 3mm

Stress Analysis of FW Tresca max. = 270MPa Stress field inside FW is within elastic range. No plastic (permanent) deformation is expected.

Detailed Structure of Japanese He Cooled Sub-module Horizontal Cross Section Vertical Cross Section EBW With other sub- module Plasma

Summary  JAERI is now developing two concepts of solid breeder TBM; Water-cooled and He-cooled TBMs. –In both concepts, ceramic breeder (Li 2 TiO 3 ) and Be neutron multiplier are packed in a form of small pebble bed in layered structure separated by cooling tube with wall. –Configurations of TBMs are simplified based on performance analyses of temperature response of breeder and T-release. Based on the analyses, the number of breeder layer is reduced to 2 in the water-cooled TBM design.  The elemental technology phase has been almost completed. JAERI is taking further steps to engineering test phase including fabrication of scalable mock-ups of TBM to demonstrate its structural integrity.

Modification of HHF test facility (PBEF) Circulation Pump (25MPa, 400 o C) Buffer Tank High Pressure Feed Pump (25MPa, RT) Control Valve Flow Meter Ion Source Room (X-ray shield) Vacuum Vessel Test Section Ion Beam High pressure cooling system - Max.Pressure = 25 MPa - Temperature = ~ 100 o C  400 o C - Flow Rate = approx. 100 L/min (Super critical water is available from FY2005.) Major Specifications Max. Accl. Voltage : 50kV Max. Beam Current : 30A Pulse duration : up to 1,000s