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Nuclear graphite microstructures

Burchcll, T.D., Pickup, I.M., McEnancy, B. and Cooke, R.G., The relationship between microstructure and the reduction of clastic modulus in thermally and radiolytically corroded nuclear graphites, Carbon, 1986, 24, 545 549. [Pg.483]

T. D. Burchell. A Microstructurally Based Fracture Model for Nuclear Graphites. In Proc. IAEA Specialist s Meeting on Status of Graphite Development for Cos Cooled Heac/ors, Told-Mura, Japan, Sept 1991, IAEA TECDOC No. 690, Pub. IAEA, Vienna, 1993, pp. 49 58. [Pg.532]

Nuclear graphite grades, their manufacture, microstructure, and properties... [Pg.496]

The explanation for the shape of these dimensional change curves is related to the polycrystalline porous microstructure of nuclear graphite and the irradiation behavior of the graphite crystallites as follows [10] ... [Pg.504]

C. Berre, Microstructural Modelling of Nuclear Graphite (Ph.D. thesis). University of Manchester, 2007. [Pg.530]

FIGURE 2 The microstructure of the different regions in implanted polymers. Toward the mean range of the ions, dangling bonds and one-dimensional tracks, formed by nuclear stopping and secondary collisions, dominate. Toward the surface of the polymer, where electronic stopping dominates, the hard amorphous carbon and graphite structures exist. [Pg.1014]


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