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  1. Friction Consolidation of Oxide Dispersion Strengthened Incoloy ® Alloy Ma956 Powder

    <p>INCOLOY® MA956 is a ferritic ODS alloy. It has very good oxidation resistance by virtue of its large chromium and aluminum concentrations and high mechanical strength and creep resistance at elevated temperatures thanks to oxide dispersion strengthening.</p> <p>The conventional processing route …

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  2. Characterization of bending fatigue mini-specimens for nuclear materials

    … ferritic martensitic steel, and Incoloy alloy MA956 oxide dispersion strengthens (ODS). A comparison between the mini-specimens and the standard specimen ASTM B593 had similar design but a smaller size. The bending fatigue machine VSS-40H was designed and LEF-150 was modified with a specially …

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  3. Friction stir welding of high temperature alloys

    … dispersion strengthened (ODS) alloys (MA754 and MA956) has been studied. The main aspects covered include tool evaluation, microstructural evolution, mechanical properties, and correlation between processing, microstructure and mechanical properties. Tool performance study was carried out for …

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  4. Reactor physics design of supercritical CO₂-cooled fast reactors

    … than the SiC cercer cores (+$2.00 in ODS MA956-clad case having H/D of 1).

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  5. Creep and anelasticity of conventional and ODS steels

    … removal transients was characterised for the MA956 ferritic ODS steel, in order to study its anelastic response. It was observed that, for the 316H, partial unloading stages produce the same recovery effect on the microstructure, provided that the drop in stress is accompanied by change in the …

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