Modeling Needs for High Power Target
Charlotte Barbier, Sujit Bidhar, Marco Calviani, Jeff Dooling, Jian, Gao, Aaron Jacques, Wei Lu, Roberto Li Voti, Frederique Pellemoine, Justin, Mach, David Senor, Fernando Sordo, Izabela Szlufarska, Joseph Tipton, Dan, Wilcox, Drew Winder
TL;DR
This paper discusses future improvements in modeling techniques essential for designing high power targets with complex geometries and novel materials, aiming to meet the physical and power requirements of next-generation targets.
Contribution
It identifies key areas for advancement in numerical modeling to support the development of reliable high power targets within the next decade.
Findings
Current models are insufficient for complex geometries.
Improvements are needed in numerical convergence techniques.
Future modeling should incorporate novel materials and concepts.
Abstract
The next generation of high power targets will use more complex geometries, novel materials, and new concepts (like flowing granular materials); however, the current numerical approaches will not be sufficient to converge towards a reliable target design that satisfies the physical requirements. We will discuss what can be improved in the next 10 years in target modeling to support high power (MW class) targets.
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TopicsGraphite, nuclear technology, radiation studies · High-Velocity Impact and Material Behavior · Nuclear Physics and Applications