Abstract
Experimental determination of the sensitivity of the method for detection of water microleakages in the cooling systems of the plasma vacuum chambers of complex electrophysical devices (such as tokamaks, fuel elements of nuclear reactors, and plasmachemical reactors) is considered. It was shown that the spectroscopic method for detection of water microleakages by using the hydroxyl radiation spectrum makes it possible to detect leakages at a level of 10−5 Pa m3 s−1. The spatial resolution of the method allows one to localize defects with an accuracy of several centimeters.
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