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Nanostructured Fe–Cr–W Steel Exhibits Enhanced Resistance to Self-Ion Irradiation. / Mazilkin, Andrey; Ivanisenko, Yulia; Sauvage, Xavier; Etienne, Auriane; Radiguet, Bertrand; Valiev, Ruslan; Abramova, Marina; Enikeev, Nariman.

In: Advanced Engineering Materials, Vol. 22, No. 10, 1901333, 10.2020.

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Mazilkin, A, Ivanisenko, Y, Sauvage, X, Etienne, A, Radiguet, B, Valiev, R, Abramova, M & Enikeev, N 2020, 'Nanostructured Fe–Cr–W Steel Exhibits Enhanced Resistance to Self-Ion Irradiation', Advanced Engineering Materials, vol. 22, no. 10, 1901333. https://doi.org/10.1002/adem.201901333

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Mazilkin, A., Ivanisenko, Y., Sauvage, X., Etienne, A., Radiguet, B., Valiev, R., Abramova, M., & Enikeev, N. (2020). Nanostructured Fe–Cr–W Steel Exhibits Enhanced Resistance to Self-Ion Irradiation. Advanced Engineering Materials, 22(10), [1901333]. https://doi.org/10.1002/adem.201901333

Vancouver

Mazilkin A, Ivanisenko Y, Sauvage X, Etienne A, Radiguet B, Valiev R et al. Nanostructured Fe–Cr–W Steel Exhibits Enhanced Resistance to Self-Ion Irradiation. Advanced Engineering Materials. 2020 Oct;22(10). 1901333. https://doi.org/10.1002/adem.201901333

Author

Mazilkin, Andrey ; Ivanisenko, Yulia ; Sauvage, Xavier ; Etienne, Auriane ; Radiguet, Bertrand ; Valiev, Ruslan ; Abramova, Marina ; Enikeev, Nariman. / Nanostructured Fe–Cr–W Steel Exhibits Enhanced Resistance to Self-Ion Irradiation. In: Advanced Engineering Materials. 2020 ; Vol. 22, No. 10.

BibTeX

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title = "Nanostructured Fe–Cr–W Steel Exhibits Enhanced Resistance to Self-Ion Irradiation",
abstract = "Herein, a study on radiation-induced defect structures in a reactor Fe–14Cr–1W (wt%) steel with grain sizes of 5 μm and 110 nm is presented. Self-ion irradiation of the steel in both states is conducted with a damage dose of 10 dpa. Microstructure characterization shows that the density of intragranular radiation-induced dislocations is significantly lower in case of the nanostructured material. From the results obtained, it follows that microstructure refinement to a grain size of about 100 nm can be effectively used to approach a problem of higher defect production rate in Fe–Cr steels driven by irradiation and to produce alloys with significantly enhanced mechanical performance as well as radiation tolerance.",
keywords = "defect structures, ferritic/martensitic steel, nanostructured materials, radiation resistance, martensitic steel, ferritic, RADIATION-DAMAGE, MICROSTRUCTURE",
author = "Andrey Mazilkin and Yulia Ivanisenko and Xavier Sauvage and Auriane Etienne and Bertrand Radiguet and Ruslan Valiev and Marina Abramova and Nariman Enikeev",
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AB - Herein, a study on radiation-induced defect structures in a reactor Fe–14Cr–1W (wt%) steel with grain sizes of 5 μm and 110 nm is presented. Self-ion irradiation of the steel in both states is conducted with a damage dose of 10 dpa. Microstructure characterization shows that the density of intragranular radiation-induced dislocations is significantly lower in case of the nanostructured material. From the results obtained, it follows that microstructure refinement to a grain size of about 100 nm can be effectively used to approach a problem of higher defect production rate in Fe–Cr steels driven by irradiation and to produce alloys with significantly enhanced mechanical performance as well as radiation tolerance.

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