ACT2: A high heat flux test facility using electron beam for fusion application

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ACT2 (Active Cooling Teststand 2), a high heat flux test facility using electron beam has been upgraded from ACT facility and started the operation. A new electron gun enables the steady state and transient heat load on actively cooled samples. ACT2 can achieve large loaded area with steady state reactor relevant heat flux (~ 20MW/m2) up to 200 × 200mm2 and simulation of edge localized modes with short pulse length (~ 100 μs). Beam profile was obtained about 9mm with graphite probes. The heat flux is obtained by water calorimetry and measurement of the current through the samples.

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Hamaji, Y., Tokitani, M., Masuzaki, S., Sakamoto, R., Tamura, H., & Sagara, A. (2016). ACT2: A high heat flux test facility using electron beam for fusion application. Plasma and Fusion Research, 11(1). https://doi.org/10.1585/pfr.11.2405089

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