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Evolution of the mechanical properties and microstructure of ferritic–martensitic steels irradiated in the BOR-60 reactor by Shamardin, V.K., Golovanov, V.N., Bulanova, T.M., Povstyanko, A.V., Fedoseev, A.E., Ostrovsky, Z.E., Goncharenko, Yu.D.

“…The effect of neutron irradiation on mechanical properties of low-activation ferritic–martensitic (FM) steels 0.1C–9Cr–1W, V, Ta, B and 0.1C–12Cr–2W, V, Ti, B…”
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Stability of the structure and properties of an ultrafine-grained Cr-Ni steel irradiated with neutrons in nuclear reactor core conditions by Shamardin, V.K., Abramova, M.M., Bulanova, T.M., Karsakov, A.A., Fedoseev, A.E., Obukhov, A.V., Valiev, R.Z., Alexandrov, I.V., Raab, G.I., Enikeev, N.A.

“…An ultrafine-grained (UFG) austenite Cr-Ni stainless steel was produced by equal-channel angular pressing. The UFG samples were irradiated in a research…”
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Repeatability of irradiation damage and of recovery by post-irradiation annealing of EUROFER base steels by Schneider, H.-C., Petersen, C., Povstyanko, A.V., Fedoseev, A.E., Makarov, O.

“…•Re-irradiation after annealing leads to new n-induced hardening in RAFM steel.•Subsequent annealing leads to a complete recovery of the newly applied neutron…”
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Heat resistant reduced activation 12% Cr steel of 16Cr12W2VTaB type-advanced structural material for fusion and fast breeder power reactors by Ioltukhovskiy, A.G, Leonteva-Smirnova, M.V, Solonin, M.I, Chernov, V.M, Golovanov, V.N, Shamardin, V.K, Bulanova, T.M, Povstyanko, A.V, Fedoseev, A.E

“…Heat resistant 12% Cr steels of the 16Cr12W2VTaB type (12Cr-2W-V-Ta-B-0.16C) provide a reduced activation material that can be used as a structural material…”
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Mechanical properties and microstructure of advanced ferritic–martensitic steels used under high dose neutron irradiation by Shamardin, V.K, Golovanov, V.N, Bulanova, T.M, Povstianko, A.V, Fedoseev, A.E, Goncharenko, Yu.D, Ostrovsky, Z.E

“…Some results of the study of mechanical properties and structure of ferritic–martensitic chromium steels with 13% and 9% chromium, irradiated in the BOR-60…”
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