NSUF 08-96: Influence of Fast Neutron Irradiation on the Mechanical Properties and Microstructure of Nanostructured Metals/Alloys
We aim to study the neutron irradiation effects on nanostructured metals and alloys. Both nanograined and oxide-dispersion strengthened alloys will be investigated. These materials have been shown to have superior radiation damage resistance, and fundamental understanding gained will further nuclear energy missions of the universities (NCSU and INL). Detailed PIE including microstructural examination (TEM) and mechanical property characterization of the irradiated materials will be conducted by the students at INL. The study is expected to extend over a time period of two-to-three years.
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Abstract | We aim to study the neutron irradiation effects on nanostructured metals and alloys. Both nanograined and oxide-dispersion strengthened alloys will be investigated. These materials have been shown to have superior radiation damage resistance, and fundamental understanding gained will further nuclear energy missions of the universities (NCSU and INL). Detailed PIE including microstructural examination (TEM) and mechanical property characterization of the irradiated materials will be conducted by the students at INL. The study is expected to extend over a time period of two-to-three years. |
Award Announced Date | 2008-03-21T00:00:00 |
Awarded Institution | University of Michigan |
Facility | Michigan Ion Beam Laboratory |
Facility Tech Lead | Alina Zackrone, Ayman Hawari , Kevin Field, Kory Linton, Yaqiao Wu |
Irradiation Facility | None |
PI | Walid Mohamed |
PI Email | [email protected] |
Project Type | Irradiation/PIE |
RTE Number | 96 |