THIS STUDY IS AIMED AT DETERMINING THE ACCEPTABILITY OF EACH NATURAL ELEMENT AS A CONSTITUENT FOR FUSION REACTOR MATERIALS, FOR THE PURPOSE OF LIMITING THE LONG-LIVED RADIOACTIVITY, SO THAT THE MATERIAL COULD BE RECYCLED, OR DISPOSED BY NEAR-SURFACE BURIAL. THE RESULTS SHOW THAT THERE IS LITTLE INCENTIVE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ELEMENTALLY TAILORED STEELS FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECYCLING. MORE INTERESTING AND FEASIBLE IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF A STEEL WITH AN OPTIMIZED COMPOSITION THAT WOULD ALLOW US TO REACH SHALLOW LAND BURIAL CONDITIONS EVEN FOR THE FIRST WALL.
PONTI Carlo;
1995-03-15
JRC4735
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC4735,
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