Evolution of the Hydride Structure in Irradiated E110 Alloy in the Process of Thermomechanical Treatment Simulating Supercritical Dry Storage Conditions

Kurskiy, R. A.; Safonov, D. V.; Zabusov, O.; Фролов, А. С.; Maltsev, D.A.; Rozhkov, Aleksandr Viktorovich; Shishkin, Aleksey Aleksandrovich

doi:10.26583/npe.2023.1.09

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DOI: 10.26583/npe.2023.1.09

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Evolution of the Hydride Structure in Irradiated E110 Alloy in the Process of Thermomechanical Treatment Simulating Supercritical Dry Storage Conditions

R. A. Kurskiy

D. V. Safonov

O. Zabusov

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Estimation of hydrides structure and mechanical properties of irradiated E110 alloy after thermomechanical tests imitating dry storage conditions

Zabusov,

Ugryumov,

Grekhov

et al. 2024

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Safety assurance of spent nuclear fuel dry storage requires reliable prediction of mechanical properties of fuel element cladding depending on structural changes at all stages of nuclear fuel handling. In this work investigations of hydrides structure in irradiated fuel element cladding made of E110 alloy have been conducted in irradiated state as well as after tests simulating dry storage conditions. Using the program code, the coefficients that best correlate with mechanical properties have been found.

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Estimation of hydrides structure and mechanical properties of irradiated E110 alloy after thermomechanical tests imitating dry storage conditions

Zabusov,

Ugryumov,

Grekhov

et al. 2024

Vopr. materialoved.

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Evolution of the Hydride Structure in Irradiated E110 Alloy in the Process of Thermomechanical Treatment Simulating Supercritical Dry Storage Conditions

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Estimation of hydrides structure and mechanical properties of irradiated E110 alloy after thermomechanical tests imitating dry storage conditions

Estimation of hydrides structure and mechanical properties of irradiated E110 alloy after thermomechanical tests imitating dry storage conditions

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