An investigation of the structure and properties of several steels and other metals after irradiation with fast neutrons

Ibragimov, Sh. Sh.; Lyashenko, V. S.; Zav'yalov, A. I.

doi:10.1016/0368-3230(62)90181-7

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“…The ratio of the stage 111 resistivity (A& recovery to the stage N recovery (Apw), presented in Fig-ure 2.74, shows a linear dependence on the fast 'neutron fluence, on a semilog plot, from which intermediate values of this ratio can be predicted. Results from a resistivity recovery study of molybdenum by Ibragimov, et al 45 after fast neutron irradiation to 2 x 1020 n/cm2, agree quite well with the prediction from. Figure 2.74 in that a A p~n / A p w ratio of almost one is obtained for approximately 2 x 1020 n/crn2.…”

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Radiation Effects on Fast Reactor Cladding and Structural Materials.

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Kingsbury²,

Smith³

1969

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Radiation Effects on Fast Reactor Cladding and Structural Materials.

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Kingsbury²,

Smith³

1969

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The effect of interstitial impurities on radiation hardening and embrittlement in iron

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Chow

1966

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Recovery of Defects in Neutron-Irradiated Tungsten

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Smith

1965

Flow and Fracture of Metals and Alloys in Nuclear Environments

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Isochronal resistivity recovery spectra of irradiated tungsten indicate three resolved peaks at 16, 22, and 31 per cent of the absolute melting temperature of this material. Isochronal annealing of the tungsten hardness increment indicates that the irradiation affects the athermal component of the hardness, observed at temperatures above 0.15 Tm, and not the strong temperature-dependent component which becomes prominent below this temperature. In addition, the hardness recovery occurs at 0.35 Tm; the 0.16, 0.22, and 0.31 Tm peaks being absent. The recovery stages of resistivity at 0.31 Tm and of the hardness at 0.35 Tm in body-centered cubic metals correspond to the recovery stage observed for both types of properties in most irradiated face-centeredcubic metals which occur at approximately 0.50 Tm.

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An investigation of the structure and properties of several steels and other metals after irradiation with fast neutrons

Cited by 4 publications

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Radiation Effects on Fast Reactor Cladding and Structural Materials.

Radiation Effects on Fast Reactor Cladding and Structural Materials.

The effect of interstitial impurities on radiation hardening and embrittlement in iron

Recovery of Defects in Neutron-Irradiated Tungsten

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