Method for removing hydrogen detained on first wall in magnetic constraint device by ion involution oxygen plasma
A technology of oxygen plasma and plasma, which is applied in the field of vacuum technology and magnetic confinement fusion, can solve the problems of reduced life of magnets, achieve the effects of reducing hydrogen retention, reducing particle recirculation, and reducing safety and environmental problems
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[0018] The method for ion cyclotron oxygen plasma to remove hydrogen retention in the first wall of the magnetic confinement device, firstly use the plasma-assisted chemical removal method, and keep the longitudinal magnetic field at 1.5-2.0T, first bake the first wall temperature to 400~ 470K, fill the vacuum chamber with oxygen or a certain proportion of helium and oxygen mixed gas, use pulsed ion cyclotron wave injection to excite oxygen plasma discharge, and realize the removal of the first wall hydrocarbon redeposited layer, thereby effectively removing the residue remaining in the device. Hydrogen retention on one wall. The ion cyclotron antenna is used in the nuclear fusion experimental device. The ion cyclotron wave power during the treatment of the first wall is 10-40kW, the frequency is 30MHZ, and the oxygen plasma pressure is 0.01-0.1Pa. A one second on and one second off pulsed ion cyclotron wave injection excites the oxygen plasma. The ions in the oxygen plasma w...
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