Study on behavior of tritium in concrete wall
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Abstract
It is required to understand the tritium behavior in concrete for establishment of tritium safety technology of a fusion reactor or a tritium handling facility because the concrete wall is used as the final containment to prevent tritium release to the environment. This paper discusses about the effect of adsorption and diffusion of water and isotope exchange reaction between physically adsorbed water and chemically adsorbed water or structural water. It is known in this study that a large amount of tritium can be trapped to the concrete wall because cement paste has the nature of porous hydrophilic material.
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OpenAlex topics: Fusion materials and technologies · Chemical Synthesis and Characterization · Nuclear and radioactivity studies
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