Defect-flow-induced heterogeneous dislocation formation and solute redistribution near a grain boundary in austenitic stainless steel under electron irradiation

Defect-flow-induced heterogeneous dislocation formation and solute redistribution near a grain boundary in austenitic stainless steel under electron irradiation
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电子辐照下奥氏体不锈钢中缺陷流诱导的异质位错形成和晶界附近的溶质重新分布

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10.1016/s0022-3115(98)00778-8
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1999
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Heishichiro Takahashi
Heishichiro Takahashi
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Seiichi Watanabe;N. Sakaguchi;S. Mochizuki;Heishichiro Takahashi

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The authors investigated radiation-induced segregation (RIS) at a grain boundary in an Fe–Cr–Ni alloy under irradiation taking account of the evolution of faulted dislocation loops and network dislocations. Electron irradiation with a high voltage electron microscope (1000 kV) at Hokkaido University, Japan, was performed to study radiation-induced solute segregation and point defect flow in a typical austenitic Fe–Cr–Ni alloy. The theoretical analysis was conducted by solving the coupled rate equations for solute and defect concentrations near a grain boundary sink. The experimental solute redistribution profiles predicted by the theory were explained qualitatively. The formation of dislocation free zone (DLFZ) in the vicinity of a grain boundary was also observed during in situ observation under electron irradiation. The temperature dependence of the segregation width and that of DLFZ zone width show similar trends. It is thus suggested that RIS and DLFZ formation should be explained by the defect-flow-induced phenomenon under irradiation. The inter-relationship between RIS and such heterogeneous defect clustering near a grain boundary was also clarified substantially.