Evidence for the different effects of thermal and radiolytic corrosion on the microstructure ;md porosity development of two needle-coke filler. pitch binder graphites are presented. An interprct;ltion of the effect5 of these microstructural changes upon elastic modulus is given by utilising km anal
49. Changes in the texture of purified nuclear graphite in the course of thermal and radiolytic oxidations
โ Scribed by F.M Lang; R Blanchard; P Magnier
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1968
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 112 KB
- Volume
- 6
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0008-6223
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โฆ Synopsis
K.) and G. Jouquet (Centre d'&des
Nuclkaires de Saclay, France). The shear modulus of hot-worked pyrolytic graphite has been measured by the torsional resonant frequency of compound aluminium/graphite specimens. Material of density 2.23 g/cm* gave a C,, value of I.3 f 0.3 x loo dyn/cml. Neutron irradiations at 30ยฐC produced an apparent maximum value of 15 x 10'0 dyn/cml at 5 x 10" nvt (Ni). Annealing at 700% was sufficient to remove this increase.
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