Kronos Fusion Energy Incorporated is at the forefront of developing advanced aneutronic fusion technology, aiming to achieve a fusion energy gain factor (Q) of 40. Our mission is to provide clean, limitless energy solutions for industrial, urban, and remote applications.
STRUCTURAL MATERIAL
Reduced Activation Ferritic Martensitic Steels (RAFM) (SM-RAFM-004): These steels are designed for low activation under neutron irradiation, providing excellent mechanical properties and resistance to radiation-induced swelling and embrittlement. They are crucial for maintaining the structural integrity of the reactor over its operational lifetime.
SiC/SiC Ceramic Composites (SM-SiC-005): These composites offer high-temperature strength, low neutron activation, and excellent thermal conductivity. They are ideal for structural components exposed to the harsh conditions inside a fusion reactor, contributing to the overall efficiency and stability of the system.
Vanadium Alloys (SM-VA-006): Vanadium alloys provide high-temperature strength and good thermal conductivity, with low neutron activation properties. These materials are used in structural applications where radiation resistance and mechanical integrity are critical.
Oxide Dispersion Strengthened Steels (ODS) (SM-ODS-007): Enhanced with fine oxide particles, ODS steels offer improved high-temperature strength and radiation resistance, making them suitable for structural components that need to withstand extreme conditions and prolonged radiation exposure.