Thermal desorption of helium from reactor steel
Thermal desorption of helium from reactor steel
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DOI:
10.1007/s10512-011-9404-6
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2011-07
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0.5
通讯作者:
Kyi Zin Oo;I. Chernov;M. Stal’tsov;B. Kalin;A. Kalashnikov;S. Binyukova;A. K. Zaw;V. S. Ageev;A. A. Nikitina-A.
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作者:
Kyi Zin Oo;I. Chernov;M. Stal’tsov;B. Kalin;A. Kalashnikov;S. Binyukova;A. K. Zaw;V. S. Ageev;A. A. Nikitina-A.
Thermal desorption was used to study the behavioral particulars of the ion-implanted at 20 and 650°C helium in reactor ferrite-martensite EP-450, Eurofer-97, dispersion-hardened EP-450, Eurofer-97, and EK-164 austenitic steel. It is established that compared with the thermal desorption spectrum of EP-450 and Euroffer-97 steel the temperature interval for helium release from dispersion-hardened EP-450 and Eurofer 97 steels is wider for helium implantation at room temperature and especially at 650°C. In steel hardened by disperse oxides Y2O3, a substantial amount of helium is released at high temperatures after the main maximum in the thermal desorption spectrum as a result of the formation at the incoherent particle–matrix boundary of bubbles with high bonding energy with particles. In contrast to the ferrite-martensite steel irradiated in the temper state, the thermal desorption spectrum of EK-164 austenitic steel is more complex because of the multiple stage helium release due to the structural defects introduced by cold deformation.