Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology
Online ISSN : 1881-1248
Print ISSN : 0022-3131
Internal Friction Measurements on Neutron-Irradiated Fe-3.48% Ni Alloy
Toshimi YAMANEJunzo TAKAHASHI
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1972 Volume 9 Issue 10 Pages 598-602

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The Snoek peak and the strain amplitude dependence of internal friction were measured in order to gain further information on the behavior of interstitial solute atoms in Fe-3.48%Ni alloy which had been neutron-irradiated and annealed. This alloy contained 37ppm N and 7ppm C.
Interstitial solute N and C atoms were trapped by irradiation-induced defects and released by annealing at above 250°C. The Snoek peak and the slope of Granato-Lücke plots which latter is proportional to 1/Lc (Lc being the dislocation loop length between impurity atoms) increased with annealing temperature.
The binding energy of interstitial solute N atoms to dislocations in the irradiated and annealed specimen was obtained from the strain-amplitude dependent internal friction. The value was about 16, 500cal/mol.

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