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Low‐Activation Compositionally Complex Alloys for Advanced Nuclear Applications—A Review
Low‐activation compositionally complex alloys (LACCAs) are advanced metallic materials primarily composed of low‐activation elements, offering advantages such as rapid compliance with operational standards and safe recyclability. This review highlights their potential for extreme high‐temperature irradiation environments as structural materials for ...
Yangfan Wang +8 more
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Structured, Shaped, or Printed Single‐Atom Catalysts and Their Applications
This paper reviews the design and use of structured single‐atom catalysts, which integrate porous architectures with the exceptional reactivity of isolated catalytic sites. It explores fabrication strategies, advanced characterization methods, and support materials that enhance thermal stability, mechanical robustness, and operational efficiency of ...
Jiachengjun Luo +4 more
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Thermo-Mechanical Properties and Oxidation Behavior of FeCrAl Alloys with Si and Y Addition
The chemical composition of FeCrAl alloy significantly influences its thermal-mechanical as well as anti-corrosive properties. This study investigates the impact of silicon and yttrium additions on the thermal-mechanical properties and high-temperature ...
Yanzhao Ni +7 more
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Electrically Heated Multilayer Ceramic Composite Tubes for High‐Temperature Endothermic Reactions
Innovative electrically heated multilayer ceramic stubes made of oxide ceramic matrix composite in a high‐temperature reactor were investigated. The multilayer design enables operation beyond 1000 °C in reactive atmospheres. Methane dry reforming achieved up to 80 % conversion but faced challenges such as soot formation at the heating element and ...
Daniel Kleschew +2 more
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A computational framework is developed to evaluate the thermo‐mechanical performance of APR1400 fuel rods with FeCrAl claddings under normal and LOCA conditions. Results show that reducing the pellet‐cladding gap enhances heat conduction and burst safety, while an 80% strength enhancement in FeCrAl claddings improves burst safety by up to 80%.
Jabir Ubaid +4 more
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FeCrAl cladding is a leading candidate for accident‐tolerant fuel technology. Here, in situ micropillar compression tests are performed on single‐crystal FeCrAl alloy grains at elevated temperatures. The critical resolved shear stresses of two primary slip systems are determined at various temperatures.
Tianyi Sun +7 more
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In order to develop a robust alumina scale dispersed with nano-oxide particles for FeCrAl oxide dispersion strengthened (ODS) ferritic alloys, the oxidation behavior of FeCrAl ODS ferritic alloys with zirconium and excessive oxygen (Ex.
Hao Yu +5 more
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A model for the evolution of size distributions of AlN inclusions during the solidification of steel is proposed. The model is applied in high‐Al steels and validated by experimental data in literature. The influence of cooling rates and Al and N concentrations on AlN precipitation is described by the model.
Qifeng Shu +3 more
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Ion irradiation testing and characterization of FeCrAl candidate alloys
The Fuel Cycle Research and Development program’s Advanced Fuels Campaign has initiated a multifold effort aimed at facilitating development of accident tolerant fuels. This effort involves development of fuel cladding materials that will be resistant to oxidizing environments for extended period of time such as loss of coolant accident.
Osman Anderoglu +3 more
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To advance the suitability of FeCrAl alloys for nuclear applications, radiation damage resistance, creep resistance, corrosion resistance, and mechanical properties enhancement are essential.
Omer Cakmak, Hwasung Yeom, Jung-Wook Cho
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