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Irradiation Hardening and Defects Distribution in CLAM Steel under Deuterium and Helium Ion Irradiation |
Zhenyu FU,Zequn WANG,Pingping LIU,Yinping WEI,Farong WAN,Qian ZHAN |
School of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing 100083, China |
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Zhenyu FU,Zequn WANG,Pingping LIU,Yinping WEI,Farong WAN,Qian ZHAN. Irradiation Hardening and Defects Distribution in CLAM Steel under Deuterium and Helium Ion Irradiation. Chinese Journal of Materials Research, 2016, 30(9): 641-648.
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Abstract The irradiation behavior of a China low activation martensitic (CLAM) steel was investigated by advanced transmission electron microscopy combined with nano-indentation measurement. The CLAM steel was irradiated by single-(D+), single-(He+) and sequential-(D+ plus He+ subsequently) ions respectively at room temperature. The nano-indentation hardness results show that all of the irradiated specimens exhibited obvious hardening. The irradiation hardening rate was obtained for each specimens by fitting the experimental data using the modified NGK model, in which D+ implanted samples had the lowest radiation hardening level while the one for He+ injection and D+ + He+ implanted samples were significant. The microstructure analysis indicates that the defect density gradually increased first and then decreased along the implantation depth direction. High-density irradiation induced defects were present at the vicinity of the implantation peak depth. Homogeneously distributed fine bubbles were observed in both single-(He+) and sequential-(D+ plus He+ subsequently) irradiated samples with the bubble appearance at shallower depth for the latter ones because of the synergistic effect. No bubbles were found in single-(D+) irradiated samples. The hardening rate of He+ implanted samples, in which both dislocation loops and helium bubbles occurred, is greater than D+ implanted samples. In D++He+ irradiated samples, certain defects occurred by D+ will recover when the samples are being irradiated by He+. Therefore, the hardening rate of D++He+ irradiated samples is not equivalent to the rate of D+ irradiated samples plus He+ irradiated samples. Irradiation hardening results from the synergistic reaction.
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Received: 07 September 2015
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Fund: *Supported by National Magnetic Con?nement Fusion Program Nos 2014GB104003 & 2014GB120001, National Natural Science Foundation of China No 51371031 |
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