• High Power Laser and Particle Beams
  • Vol. 34, Issue 12, 126002 (2022)
Miao Qu1、2 and Sha Yan2、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1China Nuclear Strategic Planning Research Institute Co., Ltd., Beijing 100048, China
  • 2Institute of Heavy Ion Physics, Peking University, Beijing 100871, China
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    DOI: 10.11884/HPLPB202234.220192 Cite this Article
    Miao Qu, Sha Yan. Dependence of tungsten melting and resolidification on pulse parameters under transient heat flow[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 2022, 34(12): 126002 Copy Citation Text show less
    SEM images and diagram of tungsten under compressed plasma flow (CPF) single pulse irradiation with pulse width of 0.1 ms
    Fig. 1. SEM images and diagram of tungsten under compressed plasma flow (CPF) single pulse irradiation with pulse width of 0.1 ms
    VCD diagram of tungsten cross section under CPF single pulse irradiation with pulse width of 0.1 ms
    Fig. 2. VCD diagram of tungsten cross section under CPF single pulse irradiation with pulse width of 0.1 ms
    SEM images of solidified droplet and stripping structure on tungsten under CPF single pulse irradiation with energy density of 1.54 MJ/m2 and pulse width of 0.1 ms
    Fig. 3. SEM images of solidified droplet and stripping structure on tungsten under CPF single pulse irradiation with energy density of 1.54 MJ/m2 and pulse width of 0.1 ms
    SEM images and diagram of tungsten irradiated by 30 IPEB pulses with energy density of 3.82 MJ/m2 and pulse width of 5 ms
    Fig. 4. SEM images and diagram of tungsten irradiated by 30 IPEB pulses with energy density of 3.82 MJ/m2 and pulse width of 5 ms
    The cross-sectional temperature distribution of tungsten at 5 ms after IPEB single pulse irradiation with energy density of 3.82 MJ/m2 and pulse width of 5 ms
    Fig. 5. The cross-sectional temperature distribution of tungsten at 5 ms after IPEB single pulse irradiation with energy density of 3.82 MJ/m2 and pulse width of 5 ms
    The evolution of surface temperature with time at the center of irradiation area under 1-10 pulses of IPEB at 3.82 MJ/m2 energy density and 5 ms pulse width
    Fig. 6. The evolution of surface temperature with time at the center of irradiation area under 1-10 pulses of IPEB at 3.82 MJ/m2 energy density and 5 ms pulse width
    Distribution of temperature at the center of irradiation area with depth under 1-10 pulses of IPEB at 3.82 MJ/m2 energy density and 5 ms pulse width
    Fig. 7. Distribution of temperature at the center of irradiation area with depth under 1-10 pulses of IPEB at 3.82 MJ/m2 energy density and 5 ms pulse width
    particle type energy density/ (MJ·m−2) pulse width/ms melting time/ms melting layer thickness/μm
    IPEB3.8251.360
    CPF1.20.10.09332
    particle type temperature rise rate/(K·s−1) temperature drop rate/(K·s−1) maximum axial temperature gradient/(K·m−1) maximum radial temperature gradient/(K·m−1)
    IPEB5×1063×1064×1065×106
    CPF3×1086×1072×108
    Table 1. The calculated thermal characteristics of tungsten irradiated by two kinds of pulse beams with pulse width of 5 ms and 0.1 ms
    Miao Qu, Sha Yan. Dependence of tungsten melting and resolidification on pulse parameters under transient heat flow[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 2022, 34(12): 126002
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