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Neutron and Deuteron Irradiation Creep in Stainless Steel Alloys

H. Hausen
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R. Loelgen
2
,
Reinhard Scholz3
et al.
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“…They are very similar, confirming that irradiation creep is athermal between 330°C and 375°C [10][11][12].…”
Section: Temperature Spectrum and Flux Effectsupporting
confidence: 82%

Irradiation creep of SA 304L and CW 316 stainless steels: Mechanical behaviour and microstructural aspects. Part I: Experimental results

Garnier1,
Bréchet2,
Delnondedieu3
et al. 2011
Journal of Nuclear Materials
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“…They are very similar, confirming that irradiation creep is athermal between 330°C and 375°C [10][11][12].…”
Section: Temperature Spectrum and Flux Effectsupporting
confidence: 82%

Irradiation creep of SA 304L and CW 316 stainless steels: Mechanical behaviour and microstructural aspects. Part I: Experimental results

Garnier1,
Bréchet2,
Delnondedieu3
et al. 2011
Journal of Nuclear Materials
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Irradiation devices and irradiation programmes at the high flux reactor (HFR) Petten for the investigation of the irradiation behaviour of stainless steels

Markgraf
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Tartaglia
2
,
Tsotridis
3
1995
Nuclear Engineering and Design
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