Calculation of the evolution of the fuel microstructure in UMo alloys and implications for fuel swelling

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Abstracts and Available Papers Presented at the
1999 International RERTR Meeting

Calculation of the evolution of the fuel microstructure in UMo alloys and implications for fuel swelling

J. Rest, G. L. Hofman, I. Konovalov, and. A. Maslov

ABSTRACT

The evolution of a cellular dislocation structure and subsequent recrystallization have been identified as important aspects of the irradiated UMo alloy microstructure that can have a strong impact on dispersion fuel swelling. Dislocation kinetics depends on the preferential bias of dislocations for interstitials compared to vacancies. This paper presents theoretical calculations for the evolution of a cellular dislocation structure, and recrystallization in U-10Mo. Implications for fuel swelling are discussed.

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Abstracts and Available Papers Presented at the1999 International RERTR Meeting

Calculation of the evolution of the fuel microstructure in UMo alloys and implications for fuel swelling

Abstracts and Available Papers Presented at the
1999 International RERTR Meeting