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DIAGNOSTIC MATERIAL

  • Beryllium Carbide (Be2C) (DM-Be2C-008): Used in diagnostic systems for its high neutron reflection and low activation properties, beryllium carbide enhances neutron flux measurements, contributing to more accurate and reliable diagnostics.


  • Single-crystalline Materials (Rhodium and Molybdenum) (DM-SC-009): These materials provide high precision and stability for diagnostic components, essential for accurate measurements and control in fusion reactors.


  • Fused Silica (DM-FS-010): Known for its high optical transparency and radiation resistance, fused silica is used in diagnostic windows and optical systems, ensuring clear and accurate measurements.


  • Synthetic Crystalline Quartz (DM-SCQ-011): This material offers high stability and transparency for diagnostics, enabling precise measurements in high-radiation environments, which is vital for monitoring and controlling the fusion process.


  • Barium Fluoride (DM-BF-012): With high optical transmission in the UV range, barium fluoride is used in diagnostic applications requiring high transparency and radiation resistance, supporting effective monitoring of the reactor's conditions.


  • 316L Stainless Steel (DM-SS-013): Provides good corrosion resistance and mechanical properties, widely used in diagnostic instruments and structural applications within the reactor environment.


  • Zerodur (DM-Z-014): A glass-ceramic with near-zero thermal expansion, offering high stability for precision instruments in varying thermal environments, ensuring consistent performance in diagnostic systems.

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