[en] Thermal and structural design study of divertor collector plates for a Swimming Pool Type Tokamak Reactor (SPTR) is carried out. Co-axial tube type divertor plate is employed for the reduction of electromagnetic force caused by plasma disruption. Maximum heat flux on cooling surface is sufficiently below burn-out heat flux. High thermal stress appers at the brazing region between copper cooling tube and tungsten armor. Some measures are required to decrease the thermal stress for extending the life time of the plate. These will be decreasing the heat flux on the plate by the reduction of beam angle to the plate or promoting the boiling in the tube by the reduction of coolant pressure. The life time of the plate by erosion due to ion sputtering is estimated to be about 4 years. (author)