中国物理B ›› 2021, Vol. 30 ›› Issue (5): 56107-056107.doi: 10.1088/1674-1056/abd6f9
所属专题: SPECIAL TOPIC — Ion beam modification of materials and applications
Zhen Yang(杨振)1,†, Junyuan Yang(杨浚源)2, Qing Liao(廖庆)2, Shuai Xu(徐帅)2, and Bingsheng Li(李炳生)2,‡
Zhen Yang(杨振)1,†, Junyuan Yang(杨浚源)2, Qing Liao(廖庆)2, Shuai Xu(徐帅)2, and Bingsheng Li(李炳生)2,‡
摘要: SIMP steel is newly developed fully martensitic steel for lead-cooled fast reactors and accelerator-driven systems. It is important to evaluate its radiation resistance via high flux neutron irradiation, where dense He atoms can be formed via (n, α) transmutation reaction. Co-irradiation with Fe and He ions, instead of neutron, was performed. Specimens were irradiated with 6.4-MeV Fe ions to the damage dose of 5 dpa at a depth of 600 nm. Three different helium injection ratios of 60-appm He/dpa (dpa: displacements per atom), 200-appm He/dpa and 600-appm He/dpa at a depth of 600 nm, were performed. Two different irradiation temperatures of 300 ℃ and 450 ℃ were carried out. The effect of helium concentration on the microstructure of Fe-irradiated SIMP steel was investigated. Microstructural damage was observed using transmission electron microscopy. The formed dislocation loops and bubbles depended on the helium injection ratio and irradiation temperature. Lots of dislocation loops and helium bubbles were homogeneously distributed at 300 °C, but not at 450 °C. The causes of observed effects are discussed.
中图分类号: (Physical radiation effects, radiation damage)