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pro vyhledávání: '"S.N. Votinov"'
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. :591-595
This work presents the results of a property study and analysis of V–Ti–Cr alloys with a total base component concentration of Ti + Cr in the range of 8–30% with consideration of the influence of impurity and possible transmutation elements. Th
Autor:
V.M. Chernov, A.E. Rusanov, Oleg A. Plaksin, V. A. Stepanov, B. K. Kardashev, L.P. Zavialski, M.I. Solonin, S.N. Votinov, L.M. Krjukova, L.I. Mamaev
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. 257:263-273
Using an acoustic technique of composite oscillator, the effect of preliminary deformation on the amplitude dependence (amplitude range from 10−6 to 3 × 10−4) of ultrasound damping and the Young's modulus (resonance frequencies) for V and V–(4
Autor:
S.A. Averin, V.N. Rechitsky, Yu. A. Burenkov, S.N. Votinov, V.M. Chernov, M.I. Solonin, A.V Kozlov, V. P. Kondrat'ev, A. B. Alekseev, B. K. Kardashev
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. :1762-1766
Results of comparative study on the physical and mechanical properties, radiation and corrosion resistance of XHM-1 chromium-enriched alloy (44% Cr, Ni-base, 1–2% Mo, Registered name “Bochvalloy”) and stainless steels (00Cr16Ni15Mo3Nb, 06Cr18Ni
Autor:
A.E. Rusanov, S.N. Votinov, D.L. Smith, I.R. Kirillov, Richard F. Mattas, Yu.S. Strebkov, Claude B. Reed, J.-H Park
Publikováno v:
Fusion Engineering and Design. :659-668
The self-cooled lithium/vanadium blanket concept has several attractive features for fusion power systems, including reduced activation, resistance to radiation damage, accommodation of high heat loads and operating to temperatures of 650–700°C. T
Autor:
A.A. Smirnoff, E.A. Krjuchkov, A.S. Kruglov, M.G. Bulkanov, S.N. Votinov, M.P. Nikulin, V.M. Troyanov, J.M. Pevchykh, A.E. Rusanov
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. :381-384
A thin wall tubular-type speciment of 4%Ti–4%Cr vanadium alloy was tested for creep under irradiation in BR-10 reactor at 713–723 K and at 8.6 × 10 18 n/m 2 s fast neutron flux. A fluence at the end of the experiment have reached 5.8 × 10 25 n/
Autor:
V. P. Kondrat'ev, V. N. Stepankov, M.I. Solonin, T. A. Krasina, A. B. Alekseev, V.N. Rechitsky, V.F. Khramtsov, Yu.I. Kazennov, S.N. Votinov
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. :586-591
Experience gained in utilizing austenitic stainless steel components in water-cooled power reactors indicates that the main cause of their failure is the steel's propensity for corrosion cracking. In search of a material immune to this type of corros
Autor:
Yu.S. Strebkov, S.E. Bougaenko, V.B. Ivanov, A.V. Sidorenkov, V.P. Kondratjev, V.M. Chernov, Yu.I. Kazennov, S.N. Votinov, G.A. Birgevoj, V.M. Trojanov, V.A. Kazakov, A.E. Rusanov, I.E. Lyublinski, V.A. Evtikhin, E.O. Adamov, V. Tebus, A. D. Nikulin, M.I. Solonin
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. :370-375
Vanadium-based alloys are most promising as low activation structural materials for DEMO. It was previously established that high priority is to be given to V-alloys of the VTiCr system as structural materials of a tritium breeding blanket and
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. :390-394
The experimental results of vanadium-based alloys behavior in CTR plasma disruption-simulation experiments have been presented. The samples have been irradiated by high temperature pulsed deuterium plasma fluxes (HTPPF) in an accelerator type MK-200.
Autor:
A.G. Ioltukhovsky, T.M. Bulanova, A.V. Povstyanko, M. V. Leont'eva-Smirnova, S.N. Votinov, V.P. Kondrat'ev, V.K. Shamardin
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. :299-304
Steels containing 9–12% Cr are considered to be candidate structural materials for the first wall and blanket of a fusion reactor at the operation temperature up to 650°C. The optimal structure, phase composition and the specific chemical composit
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. :92-99
Advantages of vanadium alloys for fusion reactor structural applications are: low induced activation, excellent thermal stress factor, high strength at elevated temperatures, and superior ductility at low temperatures. Resistance to irradiation damag