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Helium/hydrogen synergistic effect in reduced activation ferritic/martensitic steel investigated by slow positron beam
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Materials ScienceHelium/hydrogen Synergistic EffectIon ImplantationEngineeringNuclear PhysicsH+ IrradiationRadiation Materials SciencePositron Annihilation SpectroscopyApplied PhysicsMetallurgical InteractionSlow Positron BeamHigh Strength Low Alloy SteelHydrogenIon EmissionIrradiation DefectHydrogen EmbrittlementMicrostructure
Here, we investigated the irradiation defect in reduced activation ferritic/martensitic steels by slow positron beam. Three ion-irradiation experiments were carried out: (i) He2+ irradiation, (ii) H+ irradiation and (iii) He2+ irradiation followed by H+ irradiation, at temperature 450 °C. The presences of vacancy defects, represented by ∆SHe+H parameter, induced by sequential irradiations was larger than the sum of defects, ∆SHe parameter + ∆SH parameter, caused by single He ions and single H ions. The synergistic effect of He and H was confirmed clearly from the perspective of positron annihilation spectroscopy.
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