Anomalous Embrittling Effects Observed During Irradiation Studies on Pressure Vessel Steels

Carpenter, G.F.; Knopf, N. R.; Byron, E. S.

doi:10.13182/nse64-a19786

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“…Figure 33 illustrates the large variation in irradiation-induced NDT shifts obtained on different heats of ASTM A302-B steel. (87) xhe authors termed some of the heats as "sensitive" or "insensitive" to irradiation-induced embrittlement. Since then, considerable research has been under way to determine all possible variables affecting "sensitivity" of a steel to irradiation.…”

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Effects of Neutron Radiation on Structural Materials.

Kangilaski¹

1967

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A compilation of the data available on the effects of radiation on tensile, creep, fatigue, impact, and hardness properties of various structural materials is presented. These properties are given as a function of test temperature, irradiation temperature, and radiation fluence. Specifically the following reactor materials are covered: (1) aluminum alloys, (2) magnesium alloys, (3) beryllium, (4) zirconium alloys, (5) mild steels, (6) stainless steels, (7) nickel alloys, and (8) refractory metals. Data on the effects of radiation on the mechanical properties of selected materials at cryogenic temperatures also are included.

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Section: Effect Of Irradiation On Brittle-to-ductile Transition Tempementioning

confidence: 99%