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IFMIF/EVEDAプロジェクトの進展と今後の展開; ターゲット系開発の進展
Progress and Scheme of IFMIF/EVEDA Project; Lithium Target Facility
若井栄一1，渡辺一慶1，井田瑞穂1，近藤浩夫1，金村卓治1，古川智弘1，平川康1，新妻重人1，藤城興司1，中庭浩一1，伊藤譲1，杉本昌義1，帆足英二2，吉橋幸子2，芹澤久2，川人洋介2，深田智3，鈴木晶大4，八木重郎5，辻義之6，古谷一幸7，Fridrich Groeschel8, Juan Knaster8, Micciche
Gioacchino9, Angel Ibarra10, Roland Heidinger10, Nitti Francesco10
Eiichi Wakai1, Kazuyuki Watanabe1, Mizuho Ida1, Hiroo Kondo1, Takuji Kanemura1 , Tomohiro Furukawa1, Yasushi Hirakawa1,Shigeto Niitisuma1, Kouji Fujishiro1, Kouichi Nakaniwa1, Yuzuru Ito1, Masayoshi Sugimoto1, Eiji Hoashi2, Sachiko
Yoshihashi-Suzuki2, Hisashi Serizawa2, Yosuke Kawahito2, Satoshi Fukada3, Akihiro Suzuki4, Juro Yagi5, Yoshiyuki Tsuji6, Kazuyuki
Furuya7, Fridrich Groeschel8, Juan Knaster8, Micciche Gioacchino9, Angel Ibarra10, Roland Heidinger11, Nitti Francesco11
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日本原子力研究開発機構，2大阪大学，3九州大学，4東京大学，5核融合科学研究所，6名古屋大学，7八戸工業高等専門学校，8 Project Team of IFMIF/EVEDA Project, 9ENEA,Brasimone, 10 Fusion for Energy, 11 Siemat
1Jappan Atomic Energy Agency, 2 Osaka University, 3 Kyushu University, 4 Tokyo University, 5 NIFS, 6 Nagoya University, 7Hachinohe National College of Technology, 8 Project Team of IFMIF/EVEDA Project, 9ENEA, 10 Siemat 11 Fusion for Energy,

1. Introduction and objective
Fusion reactor materials development needs a highenergy and high-density neutron source to simulate theneutrons generated by fusion reactions. Therefore, theconstruction of the International Fusion Materials Irradiation
Facility (IFMIF) is being studied. The objective of IFMIF
is to generate the neutrons by injecting the deuteron beams
accelerated to high energy onto the 260 mm wide and 25mm thick free-surface lithium flow. Guiding the liquid
lithium along the concave back plate at a speed of 15 m/s isrequired to increase the pressure in the lithium flow by
centrifugal force, to avoid boiling by the heat input of thedeuteron beams, and to remove heat by the lithium flow
circulation. It enables the target geometry to be maintainedat the time of heat input, which is unexpected for solid target,
and realizes the steady-state neutron source. Basicexperiments of lithium flow in a test facility with small
amounts of lithium had been conducted in the past, but theflow was suspected to be less stable in the conditions of thefaster lithium flow and under high flow rate of lithium, andso the validation of high–speed free-surface flow at fullscale has been a challenging subject. To develop the IFMIF
design, IFMIF/EVEDA (Engineering validation andengineering design activity) has been started from 2007.

Fig.1 EVEDA Lithium Test Loop

25 mm thick

100 mm

Fig.2 Li flow with free surface (20 m/s)

2. Progress and Scheme of IFMIF/EVEDA project
As shown in Fig. 1, EVEDA Lithium test loop (ELTL)
has now constructed and operated a liquid lithium flow test
facility with the world's highest flow rate, and succeeded ingenerating a 100 mm wide and 25 mm thick free-surface
lithium flow along a concave back plate steadily at ahigh-speed of 20 m/s at 300oC for the first time in the world
as shown in Fig. 2. This result will greatly advance thedevelopment of an accelerator-based neutron source to highenergy and high-density, one of the key objectives of thefusion reactor materials development under the BAActivities. The source generates neutrons by injecting
deuteron beams onto the free-surface of the lithium jet.

The recent related engineering validation andengineering design of lithium facility is also developed andsummarized.

3. Summary(1) This project is being performed from the middle of 2007.
(2) ELTL was constructed in Oarai-JAEA, and thevalidation of ELTL is shown in this conference and it isunder a great progress.
(3) Engineering Design of Lithium target facility wassummarized on June 2013. The intermediate IFMIF
engineering design was produced by all EVEDA team.