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The growth of a radiation-induced void after its nucleus has reached a critical size is described in terms of a point defect migration model. The void growth rate (conventional dd/dt… Click to show full abstract
The growth of a radiation-induced void after its nucleus has reached a critical size is described in terms of a point defect migration model. The void growth rate (conventional dd/dt and dose-controlled dd/dD) as a function of irradiation temperature T and the generation rate of atomic displacements G is investigated at the initial stage of the transient swelling in an EK164 steel used as the fuel cladding in fast neutron reactors.
Keywords:
void growth;
growth;
initial stage;
growth rate;
rate;
stage transient
Journal Title: Russian Metallurgy (Metally)
Year Published: 2019
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Journal Title: Russian Metallurgy (Metally)
Year Published: 2019
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