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The effect of surface roughness on erosion yields and distribution of impurities on fusion relevant materials

Author(s): Mitja Kelemen (Author), Sabina Markelj (Supervisor), Primož Pelicon (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2023

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Plasma facing components (PFC) in fusion devices are exposed to plasma. Plasma-wall interaction processes are important as they impose a series of constraints on the components. The lifetime of the PFCs is dominantly determined by two processes: erosion and fuel retention. At the first wall the erosion is caused by …

Superhydrophility of plasma treated materials

Author(s): Kristina Eleršič (Author), Miran Mozetič (Supervisor), Uroš Cvelbar (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2012

Type: Doctoral dissertation

In this doctoral thesis, we present the superhydrophilic effect on surfaces of three different materials, i.e. highly oriented pyrolytic graphite, graphite foil and graphite grain in polymer composite. In order to induce this complicated effect on the surface we used reactive oxygen plasma treatment. The plasma was created in glass …

Measuring the probability for heterogenous recombination of hydrogen and oxygen atoms on surfaces of fusion relevant materials

Author(s): Aleksander Drenik (Author), Miran Mozetič (Supervisor)

Year: 2009

Type: Doctoral dissertation

This thesis presents studies of probability of heterogeneous recombination of oxygen and hydrogen atoms on surfaces of different types of carbon-based materials. The probability of heterogenous recombination is described with a quantity called recombination coefficient, which is defined as the probability that an atom which impinges upon a solid surface …

Analysis of bacteria damages caused by treatment with oxygen plasma particles

Author(s): Zoran Vratnica (Author), Miran Mozetič (Supervisor), Uroš Cvelbar (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2009

Type: Doctoral dissertation

The possible mechanisms for destruction of two types of bacteria with oxygen radicals were studied. Samples consisting of standard ATCC strains of Gram – positive bacteria Staphylococcus aureus and Gram – negative bacteria Escherichia coli were obtained. Bacteria were cultivated according to the standard procedures and fixed on substrates of …