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NSUF 16-767: Xe Bubble Evolution in U3Si2: an in situ TEM Investigation

Gaseous fission products such as Xe and Kr form bubbles within nuclear fuel materials during operation. The fission gas bubbles compromise the fuel performance by causing...

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  • In-Situ TEM Ion Irradiation Investigations on U3Si2 at LWR Temperatures
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    The radiation-induced amorphization of U3Si2 was investigated by in-situ transmission electron microscopy ion irradiation. Both arc-melted and sintered U3Si2 specimens were...
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