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NSUF 24-4876: Understanding the effects of proton irradiation and air oxidation in Cr alloyed UB2 at high temperatures by synchrotron X‐ray scattering

The severe nuclear accident in Fukushima-Daichi in 2011 motivated the US Congress to work with DOE-NE to launch the accident tolerant program in 2012. The goal is to develop...

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