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2000 Nucl. Fusion 40 515-518 doi: 10.1088/0029-5515/40/3Y/311
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Abstract. A system composed of a palladium diffuser and an electrolytic reactor has been proposed and then developed for the fuel cleanup system of ITER. The performance of the system has been studied in detail in a stand-alone test. A fuel simulation loop of ITER was constructed by connecting the fuel cleanup and hydrogen isotope separation systems developed; and the function of each system in the loop has been demonstrated. For tritium recovery from the exhaust gas during helium glow discharge cleaning of the vacuum chamber of ITER, a cryogenic molecular sieve bed system has been proposed and demonstrated.
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