Metal creep has been a subject of extensive study for more than 110 years because it affects
the useful life of engineering components operating at high temperatures. This is even more …

Reactor pressure vessel (RPV) is one of the key equipment for nuclear power plant, and
long-term exposure to high temperature is an important factor causing its performance …

Abstract The AlCoCrFeNi 2.1 high-entropy alloys (HEAs) with a unique eutectic
microstructure of soft L1 2 and rigid B2 exhibit outstanding mechanical performance at both …

For nuclear power generation as a carbon‐neutral energy source, in‐vessel retention (IVR)
must be implemented to maintain the structural integrity of nuclear reactor pressure vessel …

In-vessel retention (IVR) constitutes a pivotal strategy aimed at ensuring the structural
integrity of the reactor pressure vessel (RPV). The lower cylinder is subjected to a high …

With the increase in engine power density, the temperature and stress carried by the
cylinder head during operation also increase. The thermal engine fatigue life prediction of …

In-vessel retention (IVR) is an effective strategy of ensuring the structural integrity of RPV
under severe accidents. In the IVR condition, due to the geometric discontinuity of pressure …

The creep behavior of Inconel 740H weldment at the temperature of 760 C is investigated
experimentally and analytically using the deformation-mechanism-based true stress (DMTS) …

In this work, the Hastelloy N superalloy was joined using a newly-designed BNiCrWBSi
brazing filler alloy. Effects of brazing processing parameters and post thermal exposure on …

The deformation-mechanism-based true-stress (DMTS) creep model is used to analyze
short-term (< 10000 h) creep test data for nickel-based alloy Haynes 282 in this research …