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High temperature deformation of Fe–13.5Cr–4.7Al–2.0Mo–0.70Nb–0.40Ta (FeCrAl) and Fe–13.5Cr–4.7Al–2.0Mo–0.45Nb–0.4Ta–0.11Zr (FeCrAl–Zr) alloys was performed at temperatures of 800–1100 °C with the strain rates of 0.01–10 s−1, and the constitutive model ...
Wenbo Liu +4 more
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Effect of trace Y on mechanical and oxidation properties of FeCrAl alloy cladding
BackgroundFeCrAl alloy cladding, as an accident tolerant fuel (ATF) mid-term commercial technology approach, has received extensive attention.PurposeThis study aims to investigate the effect of trace Y on the internal pressure burst and oxidation ...
LIU Yang +7 more
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Shielded magnetic small-angle neutron scattering for characterization of radioactive samples. [PDF]
The study presents a novel shielded magnetic small‐angle neutron scattering (SM‐SANS) technique using lead shielding to facilitate the nanoscale characterization of clustering and precipitation in highly radioactive nuclear materials. By comparing the results with atom probe tomography, the research demonstrates that SM‐SANS effectively quantifies ...
Field KG +5 more
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Data-driven predictive modeling of FeCrAl oxidation
FeCrAl alloys are among the most promising candidates for accident-tolerant fuel cladding material in light water nuclear reactors. Despite their high-temperature oxidation resistance in corrosive environments coupled with their hydrothermal corrosion ...
Indranil Roy +9 more
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On the delamination of FeCrAl ODS alloys [PDF]
The authors acknowledge financial support from the Spanish Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia in the form of a Coordinated Project in the Energy Area of Plan Nacional 2006 (ENE2006-15170- C02). Moreover, one of the authors (J. Ch) gratefully acknowledges the contribution of Ms. C. Pe˜na for her help with the fractographic work.
Chao, Jesús +2 more
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Ion Irradiation Defects and Hardening in FeCrAl Alloy
The self-ion irradiation experiments of FeCrAl and Y−FeCrAl alloys are carried out at 330 °C to 1–10 displacements per atom (dpa). The formation of dislocation loops in these alloys is investigated by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and nano-indentation tests are used to assess the irradiation hardening.
Fang Li +8 more
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Outstanding 1200 °C Oxidation Resistance in a Novel Multi-Principal Element Alloy via Lattice Distortion-Induced Diffusion Suppression. [PDF]
The unique lamellar structure of the eutectic alloy promotes selective oxidation of Al initially, while lattice distortion‐induced diffusion suppression slows oxide growth during steady state. Combining these strategies, a Multi‐Principal Element Alloy with excellent oxidation resistance at 1200℃ was designed.
Zhang X +6 more
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Microstructure dependent burst behavior of oxide dispersion–strengthened FeCrAl cladding
Oxide dispersion–strengthened (ODS) FeCrAl alloys are an advanced cladding material that combines the high-temperature steam oxidation resistance of conventional wrought FeCrAl with the irradiation resistance and high-temperature strength of ...
Caleb P. Massey +6 more
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Effect of Cr and Al on Elastic Constants of FeCrAl Alloys Investigated by Molecular Dynamics Method
The FeCrAl alloy system is recognized as one of the candidate materials for accident-tolerant fuel (ATF) cladding in the nuclear power industry due to its high oxidation resistance under irradiation and high-temperature environments.
Hui Dai +5 more
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Preparation and Properties Study of Cr on FeCrAl Cladding Materials
FeCrAl alloy is a promising candidate material for the fourth-generation reactor core cladding material. Adjustment of the Cr content is one of the effective ways to obtain enhanced performance for the FeCrAl alloy. In this work, Fe–xCr–6Al alloy (11 ≤ x
Peng Wang +13 more
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