The Terminal Solid Solubility of Hydrogen in Zirconium Alloys

By A. McMinn, E. Darby, J. Schofield. 2000

136 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Inorganic Chemistry, Materials Chemistry

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. D. M. Pérez
2. J. Hales
3. D. Stafford
4. R. Williamson
5. Giovanni Pastore
6. W. Liu
7. Benjamin Spencer
8. K. Gamble

In Inorganic Chemistry

1. D. M. Pérez
2. J. Hales
3. D. Stafford
4. R. Williamson
5. Giovanni Pastore
6. W. Liu
7. Benjamin Spencer
8. K. Gamble

In Materials Chemistry

1. J. Santisteban
2. D. M. Pérez
3. J. Hales
4. Mark R. Daymond
5. D. Stafford
6. R. Williamson
7. Giovanni Pastore
8. W. Liu

Citations in the corpus

• BISON Theory Manual The Equations behind Nuclear Fuel Analysis (2016, methodology): “BISON uses the Arhennius fits from [76] for T SSd and T SSp T SSd = 1.”
• In situ study of hydride precipitation kinetics and re-orientation in Zircaloy using synchrotron radiation (2010, background): “ppm at room temperature [4]) and brittle zirconium hydride phases form, which can degrade the cladding mechanical properties [6].”