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Contribution to modeling of hydrogen effect on oxygen diffusion in Zy-4 alloy during high temperature steam oxidation.
Benoît Mazères, Clara Desgranges, Caroline Toffolon-Masclet, Daniel Monceau

Contribution to modeling of hydrogen effect on oxygen diffusion in Zy-4 alloy during high temperature steam oxidation.

Science & Mathematics Published 2013 Verification Pending

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Previous studies have shown that the numerical model EKINOX-Zr was able to simulate with accuracy oxide growth and oxygen diffusion into the matrix during high-temperature oxidation of Zy-4. In this study, the aim of the development was to evaluate if the observed effect of hydrogen cladding content on the increase of oxygen solubility in the high temperature βZr was only a thermodynamic effect. Previous experimental studies have shown that hydrogen induces an evolution of equilibrium oxygen concentration at the a αZr /βZr interface. The present work showed that EKINOX-Zr linked with the thermodynamic database Zircobase reproduced the evolution induced by hydrogen during the high-temperature steam oxidation. However, the results showed also that additional studies are necessary to better understand hydrogen behavior during high-temperature oxidation of Zr.

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Document Title Contribution to modeling of hydrogen effect on oxygen diffusion in Zy-4 alloy during high temperature steam oxidation.
Author / Organization Benoît Mazères, Clara Desgranges, Caroline Toffolon-Masclet, Daniel Monceau
Subject & Discipline Multidisciplinary Academic Open Research
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 2013
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Language EN
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