Crack resistance of zirconium cladding pipes after high-temperature oxidation

Nikulin, S.; Khanzhin, V. G.; Рожнов, А. Б.; Белов, В. А.; Li, É. V.

doi:10.1007/s11041-013-9589-5

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“…The importance of better understanding this process lies in anticipating the changes of the mechanical properties of the cladding. Studies have shown that during LOCA with increasing oxidation and hydrogen uptake zirconium alloys become more brittle [1,2,3,4].…”

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“…The fabrication process of E110G differs from that of the E110 alloy: instead of the electrolytic refinement it is fabricated from sponge zirconium, which also leads to a lower level of hafnium and halogens. It was shown that E110G is more resistant to LOCA conditions in terms of hydrogen absorption, oxidation and embrittlement than E110 [1,3,8].…”

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