Hydrogen Isotope Research Center - Toyama Univ.
Data Base for Tritium Solid Breeding Materials (Li2O, Li2TiO3, Li2ZrO3 and Li4SiO4) of Fusion Reactor Blankets --- Yoshiaki FUTAMURA
5. Database for Li2TiO3(β)
5.2 Mechanical properties
5.2.1 Young's modulus (GPa)
No. | Data and remark | Fig. | Refs. |
1 | 266.8(1p)(11.2p)2, (GPa)
0.1≦p (porosity)≦0.3, 300 K, 1~2 μm grains |
- | 50 |
2 | 123.3 (GPa) : Li/Ti = 1.9, 80%TD (p= 0.2) | - | 50 |
5.2.2 Poisson's ratio
No. | Data and remark | Fig. | Refs. |
1 | 0.3(1p) : 0.1≦p (porosity)≦0.3, 300K | - | 50 |
5.2.3 Tensile strength --- No data
5.2.4 Compressive strength --- No data
5.2.5 Bending strength
No. | Data and remark | Fig. | Refs. |
1 | 60 MPa, 300K, 85%TD, 10 μm grain size | - | 61 |
5.2.6 Rupture strength (MPa)
No. | Data and remark | Fig. | Refs. |
1 | 170(12.27p), (MPa) : 0.1≦p (porosity)≦0.3
300K, 1~2 μm grains, Li/Ti=1.9, 80%TD (p=0.2) |
- | 61 |
2 | 92 MPa, Li/Ti=1.9, 80%TD (p=0.2) | - | 50 |
5.2.7 Crush strength
No. | Data and remark | Fig. | Refs. |
1 | Pebble crush strength, (N)
30N, 4~10μm grains, 85% dense, 1.2mm pebble (Weibull) 40N, 40~140μm grains, 78% dense, 1.2mm pebble (Weibull) 40N, ~20μm grains, 67% dense, 1.6mm pebble (Mean) |
- | - |
5.2.8 Thermal creep rate (1/s)
No. | Data and remark | Fig. | Refs. |
1 | 12.5×10-6 h-1, 84.2%TD
(φ=10mm, h=15mm pellet), 50 MPa, 600°C |
- | 92 |
Notes1 | Thermal creep rate of Li2TiO3 (φ=10mm, h=15mm, 84.2%TD pellet) at 50 Pa, 600°C. | 5.4 | 92 |
5.2.9 Vickers hardness (MPa)
No. | Data and remark | Fig. | Refs. |
1 | 363(12.36p), 0.1≦p (porosity)≦0.3, 300K | - | 50 |
2 | 192 MPa, 80%TD, p=0.2, 300K | - | 6, 50 |
5.2.10 Thermal shock resistance
No. | Data and remark | Fig. | Refs. |
Crack generation due to the thermal strain is determined by using the
following thermal shock parameters.
R'=σf·κ·(1ν)/Eα σf : tensile strength κ : thermal conductivity υ : Poisson's ratio E : Young's modulus α : thermal expansion coefficient Thermal shock resistance is actually estimated by the value of κ/Eα. |
- | 6 |
5.2.11 Thermal cyclic loading properties
No. | Data and remark | Fig. | Refs. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
1 | Effects of thermal cyclic loading on strength of Li2TiO3 sphere in 12 mm size. Compressive strength, N
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- | 27, 63 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Notes1 | Thermal cycle; 273K→1273K at 200 K/hr | - | - | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Notes2 | Li2TiO3 pellets behavior is expected to be similar to that of Li2ZrO3 pellets and the behavior is excellent under ~3000 cycles. | - | - |