Nondestructive Elemental Diagnostics of the Fuel-Rod Cladding Surface by the Ion-Beam and X-Ray Analytical Methods
Vladimir K. Egorov, Evgeniy V. Egorov, B. A. Kalin, D. A. Safonov
Abstract
Vladimir K. Egorov, Evgeniy V. Egorov, B. A. Kalin, D. A. Safonov
Abstract
— The characteristics of the production technology for fuel rod cladding oriented to its application for water-moderated water-cooled power reactors with a coolant temperature of 300−350°C are presented. Possible directions for the modification of the cladding surface are proposed. The methodological background for the diagnostics of materials based on the ion-beam and X-ray diagnostic methods is discussed. Using this diagnostics, it is possible to characterize the parameters of the inner and outer surfaces of the fuel-rod cladding without changing its form. Experimental data are presented, which demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed analytical complex for characterizing the surface layers of fuel-rod cladding.
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— The characteristics of the production technology for fuel rod cladding oriented to its application for water-moderated water-cooled power reactors with a coolant temperature of 300−350°C are presented. Possible directions for the modification of the cladding surface are proposed. The methodological background for the diagnostics of materials based on the ion-beam and X-ray diagnostic methods is discussed. Using this diagnostics, it is possible to characterize the parameters of the inner and outer surfaces of the fuel-rod cladding without changing its form. Experimental data are presented, which demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed analytical complex for characterizing the surface layers of fuel-rod cladding.
Key concepts: Cladding (metalworking), Materials science, Coolant, Nuclear engineering, Ion beam, Beam (structure), Ion, Composite material