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PLANMATERIAL STUDIES FOR PULSED HIGH-INTENSITY PROTON BEAM TARGETS PHASE I: Graphite Carbon-Carbon Targets E951 Results: ATJ Graphite vs. Carbon-Carbon CompositeThe results demonstrate the superiority of CC in responding to Beam SHOCK.The question is: Will it maintain this key feature under irradiation ???We will find out in the course of this irradiation phase * Nicholas Simos, Harold Kirk, Hans Ludewig, Peter Thieberger, Leonard Mausner, W-T Weng BNL Kirk McDonald, Princeton U Y. Hayato, K. Yoshimura, KEK J. Shepard, SLAC CHALLENGES FOR THE INTEGRATED TARGET SYSTEMS AS WE GET TO 1+ MW SYSTEM Heat generation and removal from the target system Target thermo-mechanical response from energetic, high intensity protons Irradiation and corrosion effects on materials Beam window survivability SOLUTION: Look for new materials that are continuously being developed for other applications but seem to fit the bill as targets There is a catch ! These materials have not been tested for their resilience to radiation exposure / 岩棉板 岩棉管 硅酸盐保温涂料 硅酸铝 The collaboration has been looking into these materials for some time Candidate materials studied for applications as targets windows are: Inconel-718 Aluminum-3000 Havar Ti-6Al-6V Graphite (ATJ) Carbon-Carbon SuperInvar Irradiation Studies to Assess how Super-Invar responds to radiation. Its key feature (low CTE up to 150 oC) needed to be scrutinized Specimens and dilatometer in hot cell BNL Irradiation Studies Super Invar Inconel-718 Inconel-718 rods Super-Invar Irradiation Study – CTE assessment Super-Invar Inconel-718 CTE assessment Super-Invar Irradiation Study - Effects of Irradiation on stress-strain behavior WHY STUDY super Invar ? High-Z with low CTE (0-150 oC) How is CTE affected by radiation? What happens to other important properties? While the dpa received where as high as .25, they were enough to capture the tendency of the material to change. Similar effects at such low dpa can be s