Hydrogen Effect on Zr-Nb-Mn Alloys for Nuclear Reactor Application

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Autor(a) principal: Pintor,Thais de Brito
Data de Publicação: 2019
Outros Autores: Gabriel,Frederico Simkevicius, Ribeiro,Rafaella Martins
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Materials research (São Carlos. Online)
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Resumo: Zr-Nb-Mn alloys were developed to investigate hydrogen diffusion and its effects among different manganese additions. Thermo-Calc® and TC-Prisma simulations were used to determine the studied chemical compositions and to estimate the volume fraction and the mean radius of precipitates. Three compositions were chosen to be melted and thermomechanically processed, resulting in an α-Zr matrix with fine β-Nb precipitation. TDS results indicated that hydrogen diffusion coefficient was 10-12 m2.s-1 for all the analyzed compositions. The manganese addition increased the strength while ductility was maintained. Although optical microscopy revealed that the increase of manganese content resulted in less oriented hydrides, the reduction in ductility was similar for the three studied compositions. Results showed manganese as a promising addition element for zirconium alloys due to the increase of hydrogen solubility, the good relationship between strength and ductility and the morphology of the hydrides.
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title Hydrogen Effect on Zr-Nb-Mn Alloys for Nuclear Reactor Application
spellingShingle Hydrogen Effect on Zr-Nb-Mn Alloys for Nuclear Reactor Application
Pintor,Thais de Brito
hydride
zirconium alloys
nuclear materials
title_short Hydrogen Effect on Zr-Nb-Mn Alloys for Nuclear Reactor Application
title_full Hydrogen Effect on Zr-Nb-Mn Alloys for Nuclear Reactor Application
title_fullStr Hydrogen Effect on Zr-Nb-Mn Alloys for Nuclear Reactor Application
title_full_unstemmed Hydrogen Effect on Zr-Nb-Mn Alloys for Nuclear Reactor Application
title_sort Hydrogen Effect on Zr-Nb-Mn Alloys for Nuclear Reactor Application
author Pintor,Thais de Brito
author_facet Pintor,Thais de Brito
Gabriel,Frederico Simkevicius
Ribeiro,Rafaella Martins
author_role author
author2 Gabriel,Frederico Simkevicius
Ribeiro,Rafaella Martins
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Pintor,Thais de Brito
Gabriel,Frederico Simkevicius
Ribeiro,Rafaella Martins
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv hydride
zirconium alloys
nuclear materials
topic hydride
zirconium alloys
nuclear materials
description Zr-Nb-Mn alloys were developed to investigate hydrogen diffusion and its effects among different manganese additions. Thermo-Calc® and TC-Prisma simulations were used to determine the studied chemical compositions and to estimate the volume fraction and the mean radius of precipitates. Three compositions were chosen to be melted and thermomechanically processed, resulting in an α-Zr matrix with fine β-Nb precipitation. TDS results indicated that hydrogen diffusion coefficient was 10-12 m2.s-1 for all the analyzed compositions. The manganese addition increased the strength while ductility was maintained. Although optical microscopy revealed that the increase of manganese content resulted in less oriented hydrides, the reduction in ductility was similar for the three studied compositions. Results showed manganese as a promising addition element for zirconium alloys due to the increase of hydrogen solubility, the good relationship between strength and ductility and the morphology of the hydrides.
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