Ultrapure zirconium-tin liner material

Induced nuclear reactions: processes – systems – and elements – Fuel component structure – Encased with nonfuel component

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420422, G21C 300

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ABSTRACT:
This is a material for lining reactor fuel element cladding. Rather than using unalloyed zirconium, this invention utilized for a 0.1-4% tin alloy liner for the cladding. The very low metallic impurities to reduce solid solution strengthening and second phase formation and property variability from lot to lot, while using alloying to reduce the susceptibility to steam corrosion. Preferably, oxygen is controlled to a very low level as well, to provide a low, but fabricable, hardness in the alloyed liner material.

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patent: 4610842 (1986-09-01), Vannesjo
patent: 4664881 (1987-05-01), Ferrari
patent: 4675153 (1987-06-01), Boyle

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