Currently, state-of-the-art reactors concept is based upon higher efficiency and better
utilization of nuclear power. This energy is considered an alternate source replacing …

Oxide dispersed strengthened steel (ODSS) is widely used in nuclear industry due to its
excellent creep and void swelling resistance. The presence of high density of uniformly …

Radiation Damage (RD) studies on structural materials provide a way to understand a
material's behaviour in a NPP. Oxide Dispersed Strengthened Steel (ODSS) alloys have …

Alloys used in fission and in future fusion reactors are subjected to extreme conditions
including high temperatures, corrosive and intense radiation environments. Understanding …

Oxide dispersion strengthened (ODS) steels are highly regarded as candidate structural
materials for the demonstration fusion (DEMO) reactor which will be built next to the …

This paper presents results of radiation-induced nanoscale microstructural changes
measured by Small-Angle Neutron Scattering (SANS) on ASTM-type reactor pressure vessel …

Designing materials for performance in high-radiation fields can be accelerated through a
carefully chosen combination of advanced multiscale modeling paired with appropriate …

Various researches have indicated the relative advantages of ferritic/martensitic (FM) steels
over austenitic and other steels currently in use in light water reactors, and have regarded …

This chapter surveys the computer-based multi-scale modelling approaches currently being
used to develop physical models of the effects of radiation on nuclear materials. The focus is …

Oxide-dispersion-strengthened (ODS) alloys have been identified as one promising
candidate alloy type for high temperature reactor applications. Understanding irradiation …