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Studies of radiation effects on graphite collimator materials A.I.Ryazanov * , A.N.Bruchanov*, O.K.Chugunov*, S.T.Latushkin*, K.E.Prichodko*, V.N. Unezhev* , R.Assmann**, O.Aberle**, A.Bertarelli ** *Russian Research Centre “Kurchatov Institute”, 123182, Moscow, Kurchatov Sq.1, Russia
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Studies of radiation effects on graphite collimator materials A.I.Ryazanov*, A.N.Bruchanov*, O.K.Chugunov*,S.T.Latushkin*,K.E.Prichodko*, V.N. Unezhev*, R.Assmann**, O.Aberle**, A.Bertarelli** *Russian Research Centre “Kurchatov Institute”, 123182, Moscow, Kurchatov Sq.1, Russia **CERN CH-1211 GENEVA 23, Switzerland • “ • * 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Task: Irradiation Damage Assessment of LHC Graphite Collimator Materials • Main aim of studies – to measure the effect of irradiation on physical-mechanical material properties: thermal conductivity, thermal expansion, mechanical properties, electrical resistivity, microstructure change Objective: • Determine the effect ofPKA carbon atoms energy spectrum near 7 TeV proton beam on physical -mechanical properties of graphite collimator materials for LHC – irradiation of graphite by carbon ions with the different energiesand doses 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Neutron energy spectrum per one 7 TeV proton in graphite on the several penetration depths of proton. E’n • En • • • EPKA=EC 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Graphite Sheave for Atomic Station Before irradiation After neutron irradiation 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Investigated Graphite Collimator Materials for LHC • C-C Composite Graphite REC • C-C Composite Graphite Material AC • High Density Graphite Material R4SSO 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Measured values • d -density • λ- thermal conductivity coefficient (at T < 700°С) • ρ-electrical resistivity(at T < 700°С) • α-thermal expansion coefficient(at T < 700°С) • σ-compression ultimate tensile stress • Ed -dynamic elastic module • Es -static elastic module • a, c - lattice constants (X-ray method) 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Результаты измерений исходных физико-механических свойств графитовых образцов. Measurements of Initial Properties of C-C Materials 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Temperature dependence of thermal conductivity coefficient (1 – REC, 2 – AC150, 3 – R4SSO). 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Temperature dependence of electrical resistivity (1 – REC, 2 – AC150, 3 – R4SSO). 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Temperature dependence of thermal expansion coefficient ofREC. 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Temperature dependence of thermal expansion coefficient ofAC 150. 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Temperature dependence of thermal expansion coefficient ofR4SSO. 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Temperature dependence of thermal expansion coefficients (1 – REC, 2 – AC150, 3 – R4SSO). 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Investigation of Radiation Induced Deformation graphite 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Experimental Measurement of Radiation Induced Deformation V V (av) Z d av – Averaged dpa profile, Z - Height of step between irradiated and no irradiated area, d - Penetration depth of irradiated sample. 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Dose dependence of radiation swelling in SiC 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Accelerators of Charge Particles of Russian Research Center “Kurchatov Institute” • Cyclotron of RRC KI: protons with energy< 35 MeV, currentJ < 30 mkA helium ionsHe4 with energy< 60 MeV,currentJ < 20 mkA ionsO16with energy< 120 MeV , currentJ < 5 mkA ionsC12 with energy< 80 MeV,currentJ < 5 mkA • Van de Graaf Accelerator: protonswith energy< 3 MeV, currentJ < 25 mkA 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Cyclotron of RRC “Kurchatov Institute” 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Generation Rate of Point Defects under Irradiation of Graphite by 5 MeV Carbon Ions at Irradiation Dose 5.10E17cm2 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Sample 3 Sample 1 Sample 2 Irradiated Area Scheme of Irradiation of Graphite Samples 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Picture of Irradiated and Unirradiated Sample Area,Measurement of Radiation Swelling
Measurements of Radiation Induced Deformation in GraphiteComposite Material REC Irradiated by Carbon Ions with the Energy 5 MeV at Irradiation Dose: 3x10 E17 p/см 2 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Measurements of Radiation Induced Deformation in GraphiteComposite Material AC Irradiated by Carbon Ions with the Energy 5 MeV at Irradiation Dose: 1x10 E17 p/см 2 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Measurements of Radiation Induced Deformation in GraphiteComposite Material R4SSO Irradiated by Carbon Ions with the Energy 5 MeV at Irradiation Dose: 3x10 E17 p/см 2 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Measurements of Radiation Induced Deformation in Pyro -GraphiteMaterial Irradiated by Carbon Ions with the Energy 5 MeV at Irradiation Dose: 1x10 E17 p/см 2 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Analysis of Radiation Induced Erosion in GraphiteComposite Material REC Irradiated by Carbon Ions with the Energy 5 MeV at Irradiation Dose: 1x10 E17 p/см 2 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Analysis of Radiation Induced Erosion in GraphiteComposite Material R4SSO Irradiated by Carbon Ions with the Energy 5 MeV at Irradiation Dose: 1x10 E17 p/см 2 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Analysis of Radiation Induced Erosion in GraphiteComposite Material R4SSO Irradiated by Carbon Ions with the Energy 5 MeV at Irradiation Dose: 1x10 E17 p/см 2 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Dose Dependence of Radiation Swelling of Graphite Collimator Materials of LHC Dose, (C ions per cm2, 10E17) 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Dose Dependence of Radiation Swelling of Pyro-graphite Material Dose, (C ions per cm2, 10E17) Dose, (C ions per cm2, 10E17) 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Collision Events in Graphite under 35 MeV Proton Irradiation 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva
Future tests for of physical – mechanical properties changes on proton irradiated Graphite Collimator Materials for LHC The following measurements shall be performed in all three directions of the irradiated C-C graphite materials (where applicable): • Thermal conductivity (to ± 5W/m/K). • Electrical resistivity (to ± 1mΩm). • Thermal expansion coefficient (to ± 10-6 / ºC). • Mechanical strength (elastic modulus, deformation to rupture, ultimate tensile and compression stress, yield stress). • Microstructure change with scale (visual analysis). • Radiation erosion. • Density and specific heat. • Dimensions. Make analysis with TEM, STEM, radiography and mechanical and electrical test equipment on irradiated and non-irradiated samples. • Make theoretical analysis (dpa levels per sample and help in predictions for the LHC irradiation conditions). 4 September 2007, CERN, Geneva