Irradiation temperature dependence of void formation in type-304 stainless steel

Sandusky, D.W.; Spalaris, C.N.; Wolff, U.

doi:10.1016/0022-3115(72)90020-7

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“…• Void formation in irradiated types 316 and 347 annealed stainless steel was observed to virtually cease at a fluence of 4 X 1() 22 n/cm 1 . Transmission •electron microscopy ("I I:M) examinations of. addltiomll dadding samples from the F2 ~eries of fuel pin irradiations have confi-rmed that void formation in types 316 and 347 stainless steels irradiated at 525° to 545°C (978° to 1013°F) virtually ceases after an exposure of-4 X 10 22 n/cm 2 , E >0.1 MeV.…”

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SODIUM-COOLED REACTORS FAST CERAMIC REACTOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. Thirty- Ninth Quarterly Report, May--July 1971.

1971

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Elevated Cladding Temperature Irradiations. Grid Spacer Irradiations. .. .. . Irradiations to Evaluate Operating limits. Unencapsulated Fuel Pin Irradiations ' 1.. • Fabrication of-forced convection capsule B9D continued and is on schedule for a November 1971 irradiation. Nine testing and operating procedures for capsule B9D were prepared, reviewed, and approved. A total of 30 procedures have been prepared and approved to date.

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