Materials for future nuclear energy systems must operate under more extreme conditions
than those in current Gen II or Gen III systems. These conditions include higher temperature …

Abstract Tungsten‑copper (Wsingle bond Cu) composites/pseudo alloys with excellent
properties are extremely desirable for applications as electrode materials, functional graded …

The interaction processes between the burning plasma and the first wall in a fusion reactor
are diverse: the first wall will be exposed to extreme thermal loads of up to several tens of …

Coupling a multi-scale thermo-kinetic and thermo-mechanical model with critical
experiments, the present study investigates the role of process parameters on the resulting …

Demonstrating the production of net electricity and operating with a closed fuel-cycle remain
unarguably the crucial steps towards the exploitation of fusion power. These are the aims of …

Ultrafine‐grained (UFG) refractory metals are promising materials for applications in
aerospace, microelectronics, nuclear energy, and many others under extreme environments …

In 1959 the Journal of Nuclear Materials (JNM) was founded and is now celebrating its
Diamond Anniversary year. The present paper is part of a series in which single JNM …

Refractory alloys such as tungsten and molybdenum based alloys with high strength,
thermal/electrical conductivity, low coefficient of thermal expansion and excellent creep …

Fusion energy investigation has stepped to a new stage adopting deuterium and tritium as
fuels from the previous stage concentrating hydrogen plasma physics. Special radiation …

The status of the literature is reviewed for several thermophysical properties of pure solid
and liquid tungsten which constitute input for the modelling of intense plasma-surface …