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  1. Elevated temperature mechanical properties and corrosion characteristics evaluation of alloy Ht-9

    … (SCC) and localized corrosion studies of Alloy HT-9, which is currently being considered as a target structural material for transmutation applications. The results of tensile testing indicate that the yield strength and the ultimate tensile strength were gradually reduced with increasing …

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  2. Residual stress measurements and analysis by destructive and non-destructive techniques

    … materials such as martensitic Alloys EP-823 and HT-9, and austenitic Type 304L stainless steel (SS). Measurements of residual stresses were performed by both destructive and nondestructive techniques including ring-core (RC), neutron diffraction (ND) and positron annihilation spectroscopy (PAS). …

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  3. Metallurgical characterization and residual stress measurements of target structural materials

    … Type 304L SS and martensitic Alloys EP-823 and HT-9. Types of specimen tested include cold-worked (CW), three-point-bent and welded specimens consisting of similar and dissimilar materials. The CW specimens showed increased residual stresses with an increase in cold reduction level. Measurements …

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  4. Role of nitrogen in the structure and properties of proton irradiated 12Cr1MoWV ferritic/martensitic steel for advanced nuclear reactor cores, The

    The 12Cr1MoWV (wt%) ferritic/martensitic steel HT9 is a candidate material for fuel cladding in advanced nuclear reactors, such as the Versatile Test Reactor, currently under development. As such, understanding the relationship between microstructure and mechanical properties in the context of …

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