Integrated Computational and Experimental Study of Radiation Damage Effects in Grade 92 Steel and Alloy 709 – University of Tennessee CX(s) Applied: B3.6Date: 41862 Location(s): TennesseeOffices(s): Nuclear Energy
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August 11, 2014
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Integrated Computational and Experimental Study of Radiation Damage Effects in Grade 92 Steel and Alloy 709 – University of Tennessee
CX(s) Applied: B3.6
Date: 41862
Location(s): Tennessee
Offices(s): Nuclear Energy
The University of Tennessee proposes to study the relationship between ion irradiation and neutron irradiation in regards to equivalence in radiation damage in two materials and how ion irradiation data can be used to guide future neutron irradiation experiments, to determine the mechanical property changes in the two materials caused by radiation damage, and to explore ways of manipulating point defect evolution and interaction to control mechanical property change.
CX(s) Applied: B3.6
Date: 41862
Location(s): Tennessee
Offices(s): Nuclear Energy
The University of Tennessee proposes to study the relationship between ion irradiation and neutron irradiation in regards to equivalence in radiation damage in two materials and how ion irradiation data can be used to guide future neutron irradiation experiments, to determine the mechanical property changes in the two materials caused by radiation damage, and to explore ways of manipulating point defect evolution and interaction to control mechanical property change.