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Fracture toughness of hydrided Zircaloy-4 sheet under through-thickness crack growth conditions

Raynaud et al., 2008

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9249440152462271161
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Raynaud P
Koss D
Motta A
Chan K
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The susceptibility of fuel cladding to failure in the case of a postulated reactivity-initiated accident may be determined by crack initiation within a hydride blister or rim and subsequent crack growth through the thickness of the cladding. This study has determined …
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