Slow positron beam study of highly irradiated RPV steel under proton and ion impact
Ion irradiation combined with a slow positron beam could be used to evaluate irradiation damage correlated with embrittlement of nuclear materials. In this study, the evolutions of irradiation-induced defects in reactor pressure vessel steel exposed to 240-keV proton and 3-MeV Fe13+ ion irradiations...
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