2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jnucmat.2009.10.064
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Stress state dependence of in-reactor creep and swelling. Part 2: Experimental results

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“…Results obtained on all but the swelling-driven-creep specimens were reported in a previous paper [1], which provides experimental details of materials, the irradiation vehicle design, creep and swelling measurement methods and temperature and flux distributions within the irradiation vehicle. Briefly, non-irradiated and previously irradiated stainless steel tubing sections, having the chemical composition shown in Table 2, were used to manufacture the swelling driven creep assemblies shown in Fig.…”
Section: Materials and Irradiation Conditionsmentioning
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“…Results obtained on all but the swelling-driven-creep specimens were reported in a previous paper [1], which provides experimental details of materials, the irradiation vehicle design, creep and swelling measurement methods and temperature and flux distributions within the irradiation vehicle. Briefly, non-irradiated and previously irradiated stainless steel tubing sections, having the chemical composition shown in Table 2, were used to manufacture the swelling driven creep assemblies shown in Fig.…”
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confidence: 91%
“…The radial positions (in inches) are measured relative to the test vehicle centerline. Also shown in Table 3 are pre-and re-irradiation conditions for seven specimens that were stressed uniaxially under axial load as previously reported in [1]. Results obtained on these specimens are included here in Tables 3 and 4 for comparison to results obtained on the swelling-driven creep specimens.…”
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“…The only different treatment in this work is the omission of a volumetric factor in the expression of intergranular gas density for the recrystallized grain area. As for mechanical influence, evidence indicated that the hydrostatic pressure could affect the gas bubble swelling [11][12][13][14][15]. Ideally, UMo fuel meat is considered sealed by Al alloy cladding, allowing no fission gas release to free volume under normal operation.…”
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