Prediction of radiation embrittlement of WWER-1000 reactor vessel materials considering the influence of alloying elements and high content of copper

Prediction of radiation embrittlement of WWER-1000 reactor vessel materials considering the influence of alloying elements and high content of copper

Basing on the analysis of the radiation embrittlement of RPV materials, the paper proposes a model and dependencies for description of WWER-1000 vessel material embrittlement with copper content above 0.10%. Standard dose-time trend curves have been modernized. The dose-time trend curves have been m...

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Alloying elements
Chemistry
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Radiation damage
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