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Effect of Electron and Gamma-Ray Irradiation on the Chemical Composition and Atomic Distribution of Copper- and Iron-Based Alloys

Binnatov, KG
Azerbaijan Civil Engineering Institute,

Rodionov, YL
Institute of Metallurgy and Physics of Metals, Bardin Central Research Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy,

Mekhrabov, AO
Faculty of Physics,Azerbaijan State University,

Ali-Zade, II
Azerbaijan Civil Engineering Institute,

Pages: 6    Published: Jan 1990

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Abstract

This paper reports that the oxygen, hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, and sulfur contents of steels and alloys can vary as a result of irradiation by electrons and gamma rays at comparatively low temperatures. As this takes place, the materials can be either saturated with these elements, or these elements can be removed from the irradiated materials, depending on the irradiation medium. Transformations are initiated as a result of radiation-stimulated oxygenation of copper-iron, iron-manganese, and iron-nickel alloys irradiated by gamma rays.

Keywords:
Steel 50, iron-sulfur, iron-chromium, iron-nickel, iron-manganese, copper-iron, and nickel-hafnium alloys, electron and γ-ray irradiation, Mössbauer spectroscopy, X-ray, redistribution, martensitic transformation

Paper ID: STP24679S
Committee/Subcommittee: E10.07
DOI: 10.1520/STP24679S
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