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Influence of specimen design on the deformation and failure of Zircaloy cladding

Bates et al., 2000

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12653488043423214144
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Bates D
Koss D
Motta A
Majumdar S
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Experimental as well as computational analyses have been used to examine the deformation and failure behavior of ring-stretch specimens of Zircaloy-4 cladding tubes. The results show that, at least for plastically anisotropic unirradiated cladding, specimens with a …
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