Metall Mater Trans A
 1994
DOI: 10.1007/bf02652313
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Helium 3 precipitation in AISI 316L stainless steel induced by radioactive decay of tritium: Microstructural study of helium bubble precipitation

A.M. Brass
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A. Chanfreau2,
J. Chêne
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“…Furthermore, during the thermal treatments, a grain growth might have occurred. A dragging effect of helium by the moving grain boundaries could also have contributed to the bubble growth [22].…”
Section: He Behaviour Under Thermal Treatments Investigated By Nramentioning
confidence: 99%

Helium behaviour and vacancy defect distribution in helium implanted tungsten

Debelle
1
,
Barthe
2
,
Sauvage
3
et al. 2007
Journal of Nuclear Materials
73
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“…Furthermore, during the thermal treatments, a grain growth might have occurred. A dragging effect of helium by the moving grain boundaries could also have contributed to the bubble growth [22].…”
Section: He Behaviour Under Thermal Treatments Investigated By Nramentioning
confidence: 99%

Helium behaviour and vacancy defect distribution in helium implanted tungsten

Debelle
1
,
Barthe
2
,
Sauvage
3
et al. 2007
Journal of Nuclear Materials
73
4
31
0
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Helium 3 precipitation in AISI 316L stainless steel induced by radioactive decay of tritium: Growth mechanism of helium bubbles

Chanfreau1,
Brass
2
,
Haut
3
et al. 1994
Metall Mater Trans A
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Role of Ni on the helium diffusion, stability and energetics of vacancy–type clusters in Fe–6.25Cr–3.13Ni (at.%) ternary alloys: From first-principles

Wan
1
,
Zhang
2
,
Ye
3
et al. 2022
Computational Materials Science
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