Tritium permeation experiment using a tungsten armored divertor-simulating module

Hikaru Nakamura; Shigeru O’hira; W.M. Shu; M. Nishi; T. Venhaus; R.A. Causey; D. Hyatt; R. Scott Willms

doi:10.1016/s0022-3115(00)00283-x

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