15th IEEE/NPSS Symposium. Fusion Engineering
DOI: 10.1109/fusion.1993.518487
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Correlation of tritium outgassing from metal surfaces with surface smearing

Abstract: Smearing is the most frequently used technique to determine surface activity. The technique is destructive, does not account for all the tritium adsorbed on surfaces and cannot track changes in surface concentration in real time. A relationship correlating the outgassing of tritiated species with surface activity as measured by smearing is sought. In vacuum technology significant efforts[ 1-31 have been made to measure and derive relationships between outgassing rates and time, material and temperature. One ma… Show more

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