7–11 Jul 2014
Europe/Amsterdam timezone

Mechanical properties of ITER PF conductor jacket material at low temperatures

10 Jul 2014, 10:30
2h 15m
Poster presentation (105min) M-10: Metallic and composite materials processing and properties Thu-Mo-Posters Session 3.5

Speaker

Prof. Laifeng Li (Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry)

Description

The 316L stainless steel (SS) has been used as the conductor jacket of ITER poloidal field (PF) coil. The mechanical properties of the conductor jacket should be investigated at liquid helium temperature. In this work, tension, plain strain fracture toughness, and fatigue crack growth rate were studied at low temperature with specimens machined from the final state of the conductor jacket, i.e. after cold work including compaction, bending, and straightening. The plain strain fracture toughness was tested by J-integral according to JIS Z 2284 and the fatigue crack growth behavior was tested according to ASTM E 647. Results show that the tensile, fracture toughness, and fatigue crack growth rate of the 316L SS after mimicked production steps satisfy ITER IO’s requirements.

Author

Mr Chuanjun Huang (Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry)

Co-authors

Prof. Jinggang Qin (Institute of Plasma Physics) Prof. Laifeng Li (Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry) Ms Qinyan Pan (Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry) Mr Rongjin Huang (Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry) Mr Shanfeng Li (Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry) Prof. Yu Wu (Institute of Plasma Physics) Mr Zhixiong Wu (Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry)

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