1981
DOI: 10.1007/bf00723065
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The interaction of type 0Kh16N15M3B steels with lithium

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“…The analysis of the principles of selection of materials for the operating and promising fast-neutron nuclear power plants and for fusion-type reactors shows that one of the methods of upgrading their efficiency consists of raising the operating temperatures of the processes of energy conversion and transmission up to 900-1400 K and using unconventional high-temperature media. The experience in the operation of reactors and the predictions of many scientists allow one to separate the following promising media [4][5][6][7][8][9]. For fast-fission reactors, these are heat-transport media based on sodium, helium, and, in some cases, on lithium.…”
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“…The analysis of the principles of selection of materials for the operating and promising fast-neutron nuclear power plants and for fusion-type reactors shows that one of the methods of upgrading their efficiency consists of raising the operating temperatures of the processes of energy conversion and transmission up to 900-1400 K and using unconventional high-temperature media. The experience in the operation of reactors and the predictions of many scientists allow one to separate the following promising media [4][5][6][7][8][9]. For fast-fission reactors, these are heat-transport media based on sodium, helium, and, in some cases, on lithium.…”
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“…In this respect, according to the predictions of world-famous scientific-research centers specializing in the field of reactor materials science, the application of refractory metals, in particular, vanadium and low-alloyed vanadium alloys (up to 15 at. %) [9][10][11][12], nickel-based alloys, and special steels [3,9], is gaining in importance. The advisability of using vanadium is due to the optimum complex of physicomechanical properties and its compatibility with nuclear fuel and high corrosion resistance in promising high-temperature, heat-transport media (helium, lithium, and sodium melts).…”
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