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Development of vanadium-base alloys for fusion first-wall—blanket applications by Smith, D.L., Chung, H.M., Loomis, B.A., Matsui, H., Votinov, S., Van Witzenburg, W.

“…Vanadium alloys have been identified as a leading candidate material for fusion first-wall—blanket applications. Certain vanadium alloys exhibit favorable…”
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Properties of V4Cr4Ti for application as fusion reactor structural components by Chung, H.M., Loomis, B.A., Smith, D.L.

“…Vanadium-based alloys are promising candidate materials for application in fusion reactor first-wall and blanket structures because they offer several…”
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Development and testing of vanadium alloys for fusion applications by Chung, H.M., Loomis, B.A., Smith, D.L.

“…Vanadium-base alloys are promising candidate materials for application in fusion reactor first-wall and blanket structure because of several important…”
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Reference vanadium alloy V4Cr4Ti for fusion application by Smith, D.L., Chung, H.M., Loomis, B.A., Tsai, H.-C.

“…Vanadium alloys exhibit important advantages as a candidate structural material for fusion first-wall/blanket applications. These advantages include high…”
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Properties of vanadium-base alloys irradiated in the Dynamic Helium Charging Experiment by Chung, H.M., Loomis, B.A., Smith, D.L.

“…One property of vanadium-base alloys that is not well understood in terms of their potential use a fusion reactor structural materials, is the effect of…”
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Influence of flux-spectra differences on transmutation, dimensional changes and fracture of vanadium alloys by Garner, F.A., Greenwood, L.R., Loomis, B.A., Ohnuki, S., Sekimura, N.

“…Density and dimensional changes can arise in vanadium alloys from radiation—induced segregation and precipitation of chromium, titanium, and other elements…”
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Vanadium alloys for fusion reactor applications by Mattas, R. F., Loomis, B. A., Smith, D. L.

“…Fusion reactors will produce a severe operating environment for structural materials. The material should have good mechanical strength and ductility to high…”
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