Advanced fission and future fusion energy will require new high-performance structural
alloys with outstanding properties that are sustained under long-term service in ultrasevere …

Reduced activation ferritic martensitic (RAFM) and oxide dispersion strengthened (ODS)
steels are the most promising candidates for fusion first-wall/blanket (FW/B) structures. The …

The intricate balance between reactor economics and safety necessitates the emergence of
new and advanced nuclear systems and, very importantly, advanced materials, which can …

An austenitic stainless steel was prepared by laser melting. High resolution transmission
electron microscopy with energy dispersive spectrometry confirmed the in situ formation of …

MD Molecular dynamics MS Molecular statics NF Nanofeatures NFA Nanostructured ferritic
alloys ODE Ordinary differential equation OEMS(Positron) orbital electron momentum …

ODS (oxide dispersion strengthened) alloys have superior creep properties. As it is well
known, these excellent creep properties result from very fine oxide particles dispersed with …

In order to study the potential swelling behavior of the ODS ferritic alloy MA957 at very high
dpa levels, specimens were prepared from pressurized tubes that were unirradiated …

Effects of ion-irradiation on the swelling behavior were investigated for a high-chromium
oxide dispersion strengthened (ODS) ferritic steel and a 9Cr–2W reduced-activation ferritic …

High-Cr martensitic steel HT-9 is one of the candidate materials for advanced nuclear
energy systems. Thanks to its excellent thermal conductivity and irradiation resistance …

Pre-and post-deformation microstructures and tensile properties of the newly-developed
oxide dispersion strengthened (ODS) ferritic steels, K1 (Fe–19Cr–0.3 W–0.3 Ti–0.3 Y2O3) …