A reshock experiment for investigating the growth of material mixing driven by the Richtmyer–Meshkov instability has been conducted at the SG 100 kJ Laser Facility.We present a novel measurement technique for capturi...A reshock experiment for investigating the growth of material mixing driven by the Richtmyer–Meshkov instability has been conducted at the SG 100 kJ Laser Facility.We present a novel measurement technique for capturing the density field and the temporal evolution of the mixing width in rough aluminum subjected to reshocks under extreme conditions.The temporal evolution of the aluminum layer width obtained from backlit X-ray radiography demonstrates a sharp increase in width caused by reshocks,and simulations using the BHR-2 turbulent mixing model show excellent agreement with the measured aluminum layer width.Moreover,by utilizing a quasi-monochromatic X-ray imaging system at 5.2 keV,based on Bragg reflection from a spherically curved quartz crystal,we demonstrate direct quantification of the aluminum density field in mixed regions for the first time in a indirectly driven reshock experiment.The deviation between the calculated and actual density values is significantly less than 10%when the density of the aluminum region is below 0.7 g/cm3.The density field provides further information about variable-density turbulent mixing,which improves the constraints on simulations and enhances predictive capabilities for inertial confinement fusion target design and astrophysical shock scenarios.展开更多
High-pressure and high-temperature(HPHT)experiments in large-volume presses(LVPs)benefit from reliable,available,and affordable heaters to achieve stable and homogeneous heating and,in some circumstances,X-ray transpa...High-pressure and high-temperature(HPHT)experiments in large-volume presses(LVPs)benefit from reliable,available,and affordable heaters to achieve stable and homogeneous heating and,in some circumstances,X-ray transparency for monitoring of properties of an in situ experiment using X-ray diffraction and contrast imaging techniques.We have developed heaters meeting the above requirements,and we screen the ternary system TiB2–SiC–hexagonal(h)BN(denoted as TSB)to enable manufacture of X-ray transparent heaters for HPHT runs.Heaters fabricated using optimized TSB-631(60%TiB2–30%SiC–10%hBN by weight)have been tested in modified truncated assemblies,showing excellent performance up to 22 GPa and 2395 K in HPHT runs.TSB-631 has good ceramic machinability,outstanding reproducibility,high stability,and negligible temperature gradient for runs at 3–7 GPa with cell assemblies with truncated edge lengths of 8–12 mm.The fabricated heaters not only show excellent performance in HPHT runs,but also demonstrate high X-ray transparency over a wide X-ray wavelength region,indicating potential applications for in situ X-ray diffraction/imaging under HPHT conditions in LVPs and other high-pressure apparatus.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(Grant No.2023YFA1608400)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.12205275 and 12588301).
文摘A reshock experiment for investigating the growth of material mixing driven by the Richtmyer–Meshkov instability has been conducted at the SG 100 kJ Laser Facility.We present a novel measurement technique for capturing the density field and the temporal evolution of the mixing width in rough aluminum subjected to reshocks under extreme conditions.The temporal evolution of the aluminum layer width obtained from backlit X-ray radiography demonstrates a sharp increase in width caused by reshocks,and simulations using the BHR-2 turbulent mixing model show excellent agreement with the measured aluminum layer width.Moreover,by utilizing a quasi-monochromatic X-ray imaging system at 5.2 keV,based on Bragg reflection from a spherically curved quartz crystal,we demonstrate direct quantification of the aluminum density field in mixed regions for the first time in a indirectly driven reshock experiment.The deviation between the calculated and actual density values is significantly less than 10%when the density of the aluminum region is below 0.7 g/cm3.The density field provides further information about variable-density turbulent mixing,which improves the constraints on simulations and enhances predictive capabilities for inertial confinement fusion target design and astrophysical shock scenarios.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.22090041 and 22401297)the Guangdong Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation(Grant No.2022B1515120014).
文摘High-pressure and high-temperature(HPHT)experiments in large-volume presses(LVPs)benefit from reliable,available,and affordable heaters to achieve stable and homogeneous heating and,in some circumstances,X-ray transparency for monitoring of properties of an in situ experiment using X-ray diffraction and contrast imaging techniques.We have developed heaters meeting the above requirements,and we screen the ternary system TiB2–SiC–hexagonal(h)BN(denoted as TSB)to enable manufacture of X-ray transparent heaters for HPHT runs.Heaters fabricated using optimized TSB-631(60%TiB2–30%SiC–10%hBN by weight)have been tested in modified truncated assemblies,showing excellent performance up to 22 GPa and 2395 K in HPHT runs.TSB-631 has good ceramic machinability,outstanding reproducibility,high stability,and negligible temperature gradient for runs at 3–7 GPa with cell assemblies with truncated edge lengths of 8–12 mm.The fabricated heaters not only show excellent performance in HPHT runs,but also demonstrate high X-ray transparency over a wide X-ray wavelength region,indicating potential applications for in situ X-ray diffraction/imaging under HPHT conditions in LVPs and other high-pressure apparatus.
