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RESQUE: Reconstitution Techniques Qualification & Evaluation to Study Ageing Phenomena of Nuclear Pressure Vessel Materials

van Walle, E
Head of Department,SCK-CEN,

Scibetta, M
Head of Department,SCK-CEN,

Valo, MJ
Group Leader,VTT Manufacturing Technology,

Viehrig, H-W
Senior Scientist, Research Scientist,Forschungszentrum Rossendorf e.V.,

Richter, H
Senior Scientist, Research Scientist,Forschungszentrum Rossendorf e.V.,

Atkins, T
Project Leader,AEA Technology, Nuclear Research,

Wootton, MR
Research Officer,RSO BNFL Magnox Generation, Berkeley Centre,Gloucestershire,

Keim, E
Manager,Siemens Nuclear Power GmbH (SNP),

Debarberis, L
Project Manager,Joint Research Center — IAM Petten,

Horsten, M
Product Group Manager Materials,Monitoring and Inspection, NRG,

Pages: 17    Published: Jan 2002

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Source: STP1418-EB

Abstract

This paper summarizes the experience of the RESQUE project. The final objective of the project was the development of a set of ‘Recommendations for Reconstitution of Non-Irradiated and Irradiated Charpy-size Specimens,’ based on the systematic analysis of the experimental data from the program and on the collective reconstitution experience available in different laboratories within Europe. The paper reviews the general information from RESQUE and summarizes the conclusions. Specific details are given in other contributions to this Symposium.

Keywords:
reactor pressure vessel steel, reconstitution, irradiated material, stud welding, electron beam welding, Charpy-V test, slow-bend three-point bend test, temperature measurement

Paper ID: STP10835S
Committee/Subcommittee: E10.02
DOI: 10.1520/STP10835S
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