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NSUF 16-625: Understanding the effects of irradiation dose rate and particle type in Ferritic/Martensitic alloys

The objective of this project is to understand the microstructural effects of irradiation across three dose rates, achieved by using three different irradiating particles, in...

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  • Comparison of Ion and Neutron Irradiations to 3 dpa at 500C in Ferritic-Martensitic Alloys
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