March 31, 2016
Book Chapter

LOW ACTIVATION JOINING OF SIC/SIC COMPOSITES FOR FUSION APPLICATIONS: MODELING DUAL-PHASE MICROSTRUCTURES AND DISSIMILAR MATERIAL JOINTS

Abstract

Finite element continuum damage models (FE-CDM) have been developed to simulate and model dual-phase joints and cracked joints for improved analysis of SiC materials in nuclear environments. This report extends the analysis from the last reporting cycle by including results from dual-phase models and from cracked joint models.

Revised: September 23, 2016 | Published: March 31, 2016

Citation

Henager C.H., B.N. Nguyen, R.J. Kurtz, M. Ferraris, and Y. Katoh. 2016. LOW ACTIVATION JOINING OF SIC/SIC COMPOSITES FOR FUSION APPLICATIONS: MODELING DUAL-PHASE MICROSTRUCTURES AND DISSIMILAR MATERIAL JOINTS. In Fusion Materials: Semiannual Progress Report. 72-78. DOE/ER-0313/59. Oak Ridge, Tennessee:Oak Ridge National Laboratory. PNNL-SA-116013.