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Apparatus for i n s i t u creep testing during irradiation with high-energy neutrons from a planar neutron source

Authors: W L, Barmore; A W, Ruotola; R R, Vandervoort;

Apparatus for i n s i t u creep testing during irradiation with high-energy neutrons from a planar neutron source

Abstract

An apparatus is described for investigating the in situ creep behavior of materials during irradiation with neutrons having a spectrum similar to that of a fusion power reactor. Techniques are discussed for remote, high-vacuum creep testing during irradiation with high-energy neutrons from a planar Be(d,n) source used on the 1.93-m Isochronous Cyclotron at the University of California at Davis. Significant effects of radiation damage on the creep of niobium at a flux of 2×1016 n⋅m−2 s−1 are reported.

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