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Enhanced erosion of lithium surface with capillary porous system

Xiaogang Cao   Fujun Gou   Lei Han   Jianjun Wei   Zhi Cao   Pingni He   Wenxing Xia   Xiaochun Ma   Lei Shu  
Abstract

Formation of lithium vapor cloud occurs above lithium surface as temperature goes up. Experiments devoted to investigating lithium vapor cloud interacting with expanding argon plasma under applied electric field have been carried out in a linear plasma device. Lithium spectrum has been characterized by utilizing optical emission spectroscopy (OES) and many emission lines of lithium atoms have been observed, including Li_670.78nm (1.9eV), Li_610.36nm (3.87eV), Li_460.30nm (4.54eV) and Li_323.26nm (3.83eV). Enhanced erosion of lithium surface caused by surface adatoms was found when bias is high, its effective adatoms sublimation energy was calculated to be 1.72eV at the high temperature through Arrhenius plot in enhanced region. The surface temperature of liquid lithium has been monitored by a thermocouple. Since incident argon ion energy has been elevated due to the applied electric field acceleration, the temperature of lithium surface will have different behaviors with different biases, and it turns out that the temperature has a linear relation with bias, about an increase of 16–17°C per 5V bias voltage. By calculating evaporation power, excitation power and ionization power, indicating that at temperatures above 700–800°C, heat flux dissipated in the lithium vapor can have a huge meaningful decrease.

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Enhanced erosion of lithium surface with capillary porous system

Formation of lithium vapor cloud occurs above lithium surface as temperature goes up. Experiments devoted to investigating lithium vapor cloud interacting with expanding argon plasma under applied electric field have been carried out in a linear plasma device. Lithium spectrum has been characterized by utilizing optical emission spectroscopy (OES) and many emission lines of lithium atoms have been observed, including Li_670.78nm (1.9eV), Li_610.36nm (3.87eV), Li_460.30nm (4.54eV) and Li_323.26nm (3.83eV). Enhanced erosion of lithium surface caused by surface adatoms was found when bias is high, its effective adatoms sublimation energy was calculated to be 1.72eV at the high temperature through Arrhenius plot in enhanced region. The surface temperature of liquid lithium has been monitored by a thermocouple. Since incident argon ion energy has been elevated due to the applied electric field acceleration, the temperature of lithium surface will have different behaviors with different biases, and it turns out that the temperature has a linear relation with bias, about an increase of 16–17°C per 5V bias voltage. By calculating evaporation power, excitation power and ionization power, indicating that at temperatures above 700–800°C, heat flux dissipated in the lithium vapor can have a huge meaningful decrease.

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Xiaogang Cao, Fujun Gou,Lei Han, Jianjun Wei, Zhi Cao, Pingni He, Wenxing Xia, Xiaochun Ma, Lei Shu,.Enhanced erosion of lithium surface with capillary porous system. (),.

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