Hydrogen micro-kinetics in titanium under mechanical stress studied by ion beam analysis
Hydrogen micro-kinetics in titanium under mechanical stress studied by ion beam analysis
Wang, T. S.; Lv, H. Y.; Grambole, D.; Yang, Z.; Peng, H. B.; Han, Y. C.
Hydrogen (H) is continuously produced by the large dose fast neutron irradiation on fusion reactor material. The concentration, diffusion and evolution of H in the structure material may cause H-embrittlement. Ion beam analysis is one of the most useful methods for studying the micro-kinetics of H in solids. In this work, the H-distribution in titanium (Ti) has been studied by resonance nuclear reaction analysis (resonance-NRA) and micro-elastic recoil detection analysis (micro-ERDA). The evolution of H-depth-profile in titanium samples has been studied versus the change of normal stress. Evident H diffusion has been observed, while a normal stress is changed in the range of 107-963 MPa. The H diffusion is related to the concentration of H in samples.
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Journal of Nuclear Materials 386(2009), 214-217
DOI: 10.1016/j.jnucmat.2008.12.096
ISSN: 0022-3115
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