ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Structural and Phase Stability and Deuterium Sorption Behavior of Be
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Abstract
Plasma-facing components of fusion facilities must withstand a wide range of operating loads. Their structural integrity is strongly affected by plasma particles, including deuterium (D), tritium (T), and helium (He), as well as by 14 MeV neutrons, steady-state heat fluxes, and recurrent intense transient thermal loads. In most current studies, the effects of individual operating factors-such as neutron irradiation, plasma exposure, and thermal loading-are investigated separately, allowing the contribution of each factor to changes in material properties to be evaluated. However, degradation mechanisms arising from the synergistic action of these factors require investigation using more sophisticated experimental methodologies. The present study aims to develop a methodology for the simulation testing of materials intended for fusion applications and at investigating the structural and phase stability of Be
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