Water erosion tests on a tantalum sample: A short communication
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Abstract This paper reports results from an experiment exposing the hot isostatic pressed tantalum cladding of a tungsten spallation target sample to a 34 m/s water jet. The unpolished tantalum surface was placed under the jet for 4.5 months with a view to quantifying pitting and erosion. Micrographs and laser profilometry records of the sample surface taken before and after the experiment are reported here.
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OpenAlex topics: Nuclear Materials and Properties · Nuclear Physics and Applications · Fusion materials and technologies
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