In recent years, the stability of alloy-phase structures under irradiation has become a major
concern in materials for advanced nuclear systems. A number of studies have indicated that …

[en] Austenitic steels with about 15% chromium content and about 10% nickel content,
respectively, have been mainly used as cladding and core structural materials in the first …

Nuclear grade 304 stainless steel was irradiated by 3.5 MeV Fe ions, with fluxes of 3.05 E+
15 ions/cm2 and 1.55 E+ 16 ions/cm2. Irradiation effects were studied by positron …

The microstructural and chemical changes in a Fe–6 at.% Cr binary model alloy neutron
irradiated to 1.82 dpa at 290° C were investigated using atom probe tomography. After …

Microstructural observation with atom probe tomography, transmission electron microscopy,
and mechanical examination with a nano-indenter were performed on stainless steel model …

In order to explore the chemical effects on radiation response of alloys with multi-principal
elements, defect evolution under Au ion irradiation was investigated in the elemental Ni …

Transmission electron microscopy and the nanoindentation technique were employed to
study the dislocation loops and hardening induced in proton irradiated A508-3 steel. The …

Abstract Phase stability of Ni 3 (Al, Ti) precipitates in Inconel X-750 under cascade damage
was studied using heavy ion irradiation with transmission electron microscope (TEM) in situ …

In order to examine the compositional dependence of dislocation loops and other
microstructural changes under irradiation in austenitic Fe-Ni-Cr alloys, eight solution …