Advanced Oxidation Resistant Iron-Based Alloys for LWR Fuel Cladding

By K. Terrani, S. Zinkle, L. Snead. 2014

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. K. Terrani
2. Y. Yamamoto
3. K. Field
4. Mary A. Snead
5. Chongchong Tang
6. M. Steinbrueck
7. H. Seifert
8. M. Stueber

In Materials Chemistry

1. K. Terrani
2. Mary A. Snead
3. K. Field
4. Y. Yamamoto
5. Chongchong Tang
6. M. Steinbrueck
7. H. Seifert
8. M. Stueber

Citations in the corpus

• Neutronic evaluation of coating and cladding materials for accident tolerant fuels (2016, unknown): “Many years of research and development on light water reactors (LWRs) cladding materials have produced zirconium alloys with slower oxidation kinetics, reduced hydrogen pick-up, and limited irradiation growth and creep (Terrani et al., 2013), but these advancements under normal operating conditions ”
• Handbook on the Material Properties of FeCrAl Alloys for Nuclear Power Production Applications (FY18 Version: Revision 1) (2018, background): “Table 5: Parabolic oxidation (k1) and dissolution (k2) rate constants for various FeCrAl alloys [79].”