Carotid Artery Stenting in High Risk Patients

Kim, Jun; Park, Seong Wook; Lee, Seung Whan; Lee, Jae Whan; Kim, Young Hak; Lee, Cheol Whan; Hong, Myeong Ki; Kim, Jae Joong; Kwon, Sun U.; Kim, Jong sung

doi:10.4070/kcj.2003.33.11.996

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“…Repas et al [26] postulated a transition between α + γ' and α + γ at 573°C (lower critical temperature), and between α + γ' and γ at 580°C (upper critical temperature) in the T-T-T diagram. However, these temperatures have been subject to some scrutiny by other investigations [14,29,37,38,40,41]. Table 4 summarizes the critical transition temperatures reported in literature [14,26,39] for the U -10 wt.% Mo alloy.…”

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Phase decomposition of γ-U (bcc) in U-10 wt% Mo fuel alloy during hot isostatic pressing of monolithic fuel plate

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Eriksson

Newell

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Journal of Nuclear Materials

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Eutectoid decomposition of γ-phase (cI2) into α-phase (oC4) and γ'-phase (tI6) during the hot isostatic pressing (HIP) of the U-10 wt.% Mo (U10Mo) alloy was investigated using monolithic fuel plate samples consisting of U10Mo fuel alloy, Zr diffusion barrier and AA6061 cladding. The decomposition of the γ-phase was observed because the HIP process is carried out near the eutectoid temperature, 555°C. Initially, a cellular structure, consisting of γ'-phase surrounded by α-phase, developed from the destabilization of the γ-phase. The cellular structure further developed into an alternating lamellar structure of α-and γ'-phases. Using scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy, qualitative and quantitative microstructural analyses were carried out to identify the phase constituents, and elucidate the microstructural development based on time-temperature-transformation diagram of the U10Mo alloy. The destabilization of γ-phase into α-and γ'-phases would be minimized when HIP process was carried out with rapid ramping/cooling rate and dwell temperature higher than 560°C.

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“…The transformation began approximately at 27 hours and completed around 170 hours. It should be noted that a reverse decomposition, i.e., α and γ' into γ was observed during irradiation testing [38,39].…”

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Phase decomposition of γ-U (bcc) in U-10 wt% Mo fuel alloy during hot isostatic pressing of monolithic fuel plate

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Eriksson

Newell

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Journal of Nuclear Materials

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Effect of Phosphorus Contents on Texture and Grain Boundary Character for the Annealing High Strength Ti-IF Steels

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Peng

Zhang

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The effect of phosphorus contents on texture and grain boundaries character for the high strength Ti-IF annealed for 120sec at 810oC are researched by electron backscatter diffraction technique（EBSD）. The recrystallization texture is approximated by the γ-fiber texture whose components are {111} and {111} orientation texture. The highest volume fraction of //ND texture is almost 80% for the sample containing 0.056%P. A large amount of coincidence site lattice(CSL) grain boundaries ∑3，∑5, ∑7，∑9，∑11 and ∑13b are obtained.

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Carotid Artery Stenting in High Risk Patients

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Phase decomposition of γ-U (bcc) in U-10 wt% Mo fuel alloy during hot isostatic pressing of monolithic fuel plate

Phase decomposition of γ-U (bcc) in U-10 wt% Mo fuel alloy during hot isostatic pressing of monolithic fuel plate

Effect of Phosphorus Contents on Texture and Grain Boundary Character for the Annealing High Strength Ti-IF Steels

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