During the ITER conceptual design study, a property data base was assembled, the key issues were identified, and a comprehensive R&D plan was formulated to resolve these issues. The desired properties of candidate ITER divertor, first wall, and blanket materials are briefly reviewed, and the major materials issues are presented. Estimates of the influence of materials properties on the performance limits of the first wall, blanket, and divertor are presented.
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During the ITER conceptual design study, a property data base was assembled, the key issues were identified, and a comprehensive R&D plan was formulated to resolve these issues. The desired properties of candidate ITER divertor, first wall, and blanket materials are briefly reviewed, and the major materials issues are presented. Estimates of the influence of materials properties on the performance limits of the first wall, blanket, and divertor are presented.
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Mattas, R. F.; Smith, D. L.; Wu, C. H.; Koroda, T. & Shatalov, G.Materials issues in the design of the ITER first wall, blanket, and divertor,
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