Effect of irradiation on the steels 316L/LN type to 12 dpa at 400 °C

Journal of Nuclear Materials - Tập 329 - Trang 639-642 - 2004
T Bulanova1, A Fedoseev1, G Kalinin2, B Rodchenkov2, V Shamardin1
1State Scientific Center, Research Institute of Atomic Reactors, 433510, Dimitrovgrad-10, Ulyanovsk Region, Russia
2Engineering Centre of Nuclear Equipment Strength, Reliability & Lifetime, P.O. Box 788, Moscow 101000, Russia

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