Evaluation of radiation hardening in ion-irradiated Fe based alloys by nanoindentation

Liu, Xiangbing; Wang, Rongshan; Ren, Aixia; Jiang, Jing; Xu, Chaoliang; Huang, Ping; Qian, Wangjie; Wu, Yichu; Zhang, Chonghong

doi:10.1016/j.jnucmat.2013.09.026

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“…For the homogeneous materials, the H 2 versus 1/h profile exhibits a good linearity. To the graded or layered materials, the H 2 versus 1/h profile shows different slopes [26][27][28]. From Fig.…”

Section: Ise In Indentation Hardness Measurementmentioning

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Size effects in indentation measurements of Zr–1Nb–0.05Cu alloy

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Materials Science and Engineering: A

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Section: Ise In Indentation Hardness Measurementmentioning

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Size effects in indentation measurements of Zr–1Nb–0.05Cu alloy

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“…During hardness measurement, the deformation region is usually about five times the indenter displacement [38,39]. When the indenter goes deeper, the unirradiated matrix begins to impact the creep deformation and result in a lower average DG 0 .…”

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Effect of Xe26+ ion irradiation on the microstructural evolution and mechanical properties of Zr–1Nb at room and high temperature

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Journal of Nuclear Materials

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“…Thus, the intrinsic hardness of the surface layer becomes meaningful as the substrate influence is eliminated. 26 Figure 6 6(b)). In case of thermally treated tungsten, the hardness ratio is significantly enhanced by the irradiation.…”

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The role of helium implantation induced vacancy defect on hardening of tungsten

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Journal of Applied Physics

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Vacancy-type defects created by helium implantation in tungsten and their impact on the nano-hardness characteristics were investigated by correlating the results from the positron annihilation spectroscopy and the nano-indentation technique. Helium implantation was performed at room temperature (RT) and at an elevated temperate of 600 C. Also, the effect of post-annealing of the RT implanted sample was studied. The S parameter characterizing the open volume in the material was found to increase after helium irradiation and is significantly enhanced for the samples thermally treated at 600 C either by irradiation at high temperature or by post-annealing. Two types of helium-vacancy defects were detected after helium irradiation; small defects with high helium-to-vacancy ratio (low S parameter) for RT irradiation and large defects with low helium-to-vacancy ratio (high S parameter) for thermally treated tungsten. The hardness of the heat treated tungsten coincides with the S parameter, and hence is controlled by the large helium-vacancy defects. The hardness of tungsten irradiated at RT without thermal treatment is dominated by manufacturing related defects such as dislocation loops and impurity clusters and additionally by trapped He atoms from irradiation effects, which enhance hardness. He-stabilized dislocation loops mainly cause the very high hardness values in RT irradiated samples without post-annealing. V C 2014 AIP Publishing LLC. [http://dx

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Evaluation of radiation hardening in ion-irradiated Fe based alloys by nanoindentation

Cited by 66 publications

References 27 publications

Size effects in indentation measurements of Zr–1Nb–0.05Cu alloy

Size effects in indentation measurements of Zr–1Nb–0.05Cu alloy

Effect of Xe26+ ion irradiation on the microstructural evolution and mechanical properties of Zr–1Nb at room and high temperature

The role of helium implantation induced vacancy defect on hardening of tungsten

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