Monitoring Homogenization of Cerium-Lanthanum Alloys Using Thermoelectric Power and Electrical Resistivity

Dooley, D.E.; Olson, D. L.; Gibbs, Frank E.

doi:10.1063/1.2902555

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“…The initial measurements in Figure 4(b) correspond to elastic strain until the material yield point is reached, and the second region indicates plastic deformation. TEP has been utilized for real-time assessment of phase changes during thermal experiences such as welding, homogenization of castings [8], simulated radiation damage [9] of fuel clad material, and aging [10,11]. Real-time measurements are also possible using NDE techniques during fabrication and operation.…”

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The Future of Microstructural Characterization: An Electronic Metallography Laboratory

Jackson¹,

Lasseigne-Jackson²,

Park³

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AIP Conference Proceedings

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The ability to assess microstructure through quantitative nondestructive evaluation is possible through intelligent use of combinations of intrinsic property measurements. A microstructure rule must be developed to identify the number of measurements necessary to characterize phases and their topology. This paper suggests rules and new methods to classify materials based on electronic structure and response to physical perturbations. An electronic metallographic laboratory that can rapidly characterize materials in-situ on functional or structural materials is in our future.

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“…The use of multiple NDE tools has been demonstrated in numerous applications [8] and offers the capability to perform NDE testing without calibration standards by defining acceptable ranges for each measurement. Fabrication and processing may also benefit from the capability to perform the measurements in-situ.…”

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