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Constitutive thermal creep deformation relations for lifetime prediction of a fusion reactor first wall ferritic alloy

Gladius Lewis, Chung-Cheng Chuang1990年Fusion Engineering and DesignIF 1.7出版社

AbstractA new approach to thermal creep deformation analysis, termed the θ-projection concept, is applied to experimental data for a ferritic steel, HT-9, for use in the first wall of a nuclear fusion reactor. It is shown that the creep strain values and creep rupture life of a component made of this material may be satisfactorily estimated with the aid of this method.

日本語訳

熱クリープ変形解析への新しいアプローチであるθ射影法を、核融合炉第一壁用フェライト鋼HT-9の実験データに適用した。この方法を用いることにより、当該材料からなる部品のクリープひずみ値およびクリープ破断寿命を十分な精度で推定できることが示された。

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