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Information × Registration Number 0221U105634, 0116U005094 , R & D reports Title The study of the physical mechanisms of radiation-induced degradation of the physical properties of materials existing and future atomic-generating complexes of the new generation for energy security of Ukraine popup.stage_title Head Voyevodin Viktor Mikolayovich, Доктор фізико-математичних наук Registration Date 29-07-2021 Organization National Science Center "Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology" popup.description2 The effect of ion irradiation to ultra-high doses and different concentrations of He and H, inhetent of commercial types of reactors, on the swelling of ferritic-martensitic steels of Russian, Japanese and American production with different structural states has been determined. It is shown that at the gases absence, the phase of released martensite (sorbitol) swells much later than the ferrite phase. It was found that the addition of 2 appm He/dpa leads to the fact that sorbitol loses its resistance to pore formation, and at 160 appm He/dpa sorbitol swells in the same way as ferrite. At Helium concentrations less than 500 appm there is a rapid increase in swelling, and above 500 appm growth slows down. In the stationary stage, Helium reduces the swelling of all steels that have been studied by reducing the pore size. Hydrogen, as well as He, accelerates the onset of swelling during the incubation period. Triple irradiation with Cr + He + H, compared with irradiation with only heavy Cr ions, shortens the incubation period of swelling, but to a lesser extent than double irradiation with Cr + He or Cr + H. Product Description popup.authors Vasylenko Ruslan L. Voyevodin Viktor Mykolayovych Kalchenko Oleksander S. Pylypenko Mykola Mykolaiovych Solopikhina Olena Sergijivna popup.nrat_date 2021-07-29 Close
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Head: Voyevodin Viktor Mikolayovich. The study of the physical mechanisms of radiation-induced degradation of the physical properties of materials existing and future atomic-generating complexes of the new generation for energy security of Ukraine. (popup.stage: ). National Science Center "Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology". № 0221U105634
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