DOE OSTI · 1418934
Double-shell target fabrication workshop-2016 report
Abstract
On June 30, 2016, over 40 representatives from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), General Atomics (GA), Laboratory for Laser Energetics (LLE), Schafer Corporation, and NNSA headquarter attended a double-shell (DS) target fabrication workshop at Livermore, California. Pushered-single-shell (PSS) and DS metalgas platforms potentially have a large impact on programmatic applications. The goal of this focused workshop is to bring together target fabrication scientists, physicists, and designers to brainstorm future PSS and DS target fabrication needs and strategies. This one-day workshop intends to give an overall view of historical information, recent approaches, and future research activities at each participating organization. Five topical areas have been discussed that are vital to the success of future DS target fabrications, including inner metal shells, foam spheres, outer ablators, fill tube assembly, and metrology.
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Wang, Y. Morris, Oertel, John, Farrell, Michael, Baumann, Ted, Huang, Haibo, Nikroo, Abbas. 2017-01-10. Double-shell target fabrication workshop-2016 report. https://doi.org/10.2172/1418934
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