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Communication Dans Un Congrès Année : 2012

Radiation Effects in Ceramics: Ceramics dislike strain, so they react to adapt

Philippe Garcia
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O. Plantevin
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T. Hansen
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Résumé

Radiation effects in oxides: as in metal alloys the accumulation of damage (fluence dependent) and the overlap of cascades (flux dependent) may produce substantial changes in the structure and microstructure. But: - Is radiation damage actually able to produce new phases not present in the P-T phase diagram or only "natural" polymorphs are observed? - Can we measure these modifications in an efficient way in ion irradiated samples? Examples illustrating material response to fluence dependent effects - ZrO2 system - UO2+x system
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hal-00678229 , version 1 (12-03-2012)

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Gianguido Baldinozzi, David Simeone, Dominique Gosset, Laurence Lunéville, Lionel Desgranges, et al.. Radiation Effects in Ceramics: Ceramics dislike strain, so they react to adapt. Radiation Effects and Materials Development Workshop, Feb 2012, Menai, NSW, Australia. ⟨hal-00678229⟩
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