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280–600
                                                          280–900
                                                        ∼90
                                                                     c In the Russian project, helium washes the tube housing the ceramic material; in other projects, helium flows inside the tube with ceramic material outside.
                                                          450–920
                                                              450–600
                                                        40–70
                                                          450–900
                                                              570–680
                                                        40
                                                          400–950
                                                              400–620
                                                        90
                                                          400–1000
                                                              400–550
                        Russia  Japan  USA  Korea  China  1.74 ×    0.4 ×    1.49 ×    1.66 ×    0.84 ×    0.53 × 0.6 0.71 a  × 0.6 0.91 × 0.5 0.67 a  × 0.48 0.51 a  × 0.75  1088  330  1455  950  446  0.98  —  2.93  1.18  0.92  —  0.4  —  0.4  0.5  F82H Ferritic steel  Eurofer  Eurofer 9CrMoVNb  280–550  300–550  300–550  300–550  300–550  15
                                                        30–90
                    TABLE 10.5 Characteristics of Helium-Cooled Ceramic TBMs
                        Japan  1.29 ×    0.76 × 0.6  1162  1.08  —  F82H  280–550  8  300–500  35/14  Li 2 TiO 3  ∼90  280–900  280–600
                           1.27 ×    0.74 × 0.7  Eurofer  300–550  300–500  Li 4 SiO 4  40–90  450–920  450–600
                        EU      950  1.16  0.4  8  85/35


                             (poloidal × toroidal × radial)  Power released in TBM (kW) Tritium breeding rate, peak value   Coolant (He) pressure (MPa)  Ceramics temperature range (°C)  Temperature range of neutron   a Submodules with dimensions smaller than the port. b First value refers to the FW, second value refers to the BZ.

                        Parameters  Dimensions (m)   (µg/s)  BZ radial dimension (m)  Structural material,  temperature range (°C)  Temperature range (°C)  Flow rate b  (m/s)  Ceramic material c  6 Li enrichment (%)  multiplier (Be) (°C)
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