@article{oai:nifs-repository.repo.nii.ac.jp:00011570,
 author = {TOKUNAGA, Tomonori and WATANABE, Hideo and YOSHIDA,  Naoaki and NAGASAKA,  Takuya and KASADA, Ryuta and KIMURA, Akihiro and TOKITANI,  Masayuki and MITSUHARA, Masatoshi and NAKASHIMA, Hideharu and MASUZAKI,  Suguru and TAKABATAKE, Takeshi and KUROKI, Nobuyoshi and EZATO, Koichiro and SUZUKI, Satoshi and AKIBA, Masato},
 journal = {Plasma and Fusion Research},
 month = {Aug},
 note = {The key to improving the heat load of vacuum plasma sprayed tungsten coatings on low activation ferritic steel maintained at low temperatures is elimination of stratified low-density layers with many large pores, in which thermal cracks propagate preferentially. The low-density layers are formed owing to the deposition of large solidified tungsten particles, which remain mainly at the periphery of the spray stream. In this study, by shading this periphery, partially homogeneous tungsten coatings without large pores were successfully obtained. The coatings are expected to show good heat load, which is feasible for nuclear fusion applications.},
 title = {Manufacture of Vacuum Plasma Spraying Tungsten with Homogenous Texture on Reduced Activation Ferritic Steel at about 873 K},
 volume = {8},
 year = {2013}
}