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New preparation of ceramic coatings by low-pressure plasma spray

2018

As an advanced thermal spray technology, low-pressure plasma spray (LPPS) allows obtaining high-quality coatings and can bridge the thickness gap between conventional thermal spray technologies and standard thin film processes. Moreover, LPPS permits to build uniform coatings with various microstructures; deposition takes place not only from liquid splats but also from nano-sized clusters as well as from the vapor phase depending on operational conditions. In order to further improve and develop the LPPS process, this research aims to combine it with the emerging suspension plasma spray and reactive plasma spray processes. It was expected to both provide two novel integrated processes and a…

Projection plasma réactive sous pressionTitanium nitride coatingAxial bi-Cathode plasma torchYttria-Stabilized zirconia coating[PHYS.COND.CM-MS]Physics [physics]/Condensed Matter [cond-mat]/Materials Science [cond-mat.mtrl-sci]Revêtement de nitrure de titaneRevêtement de zircone stabilisee a l'oxyde d'yttriumProjection plasma de suspension sous basse pressionTorche à plasma bi-Cathode axiale[PHYS.COND.CM-MS] Physics [physics]/Condensed Matter [cond-mat]/Materials Science [cond-mat.mtrl-sci]Suspension plasma spray at low pressureReactive plasma spray at low pressure
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Physical, chemical and mechanical evolution of the fuel-cladding interface in irradiated PWR fuel rods

2022

During the fuel irradiation in nuclear reactor, the fuel-cladding assembly is exposed to several irradiation-induced modifications. The fuel swelling coupled with cladding creep leads to a contact between the fuel and the cladding. The oxygen transport from the UO2 fuel to the zirconium layer induces progressively the Zr-cladding oxidation. This oxidation is initially local with the formation of islets. Then, with the increasing burnup of the fuel, it conducts to a continuous layer of about 8-µm thickness, localized at the fuel-cladding interface. At high burnup, zirconia growths anchor themselves in the periphery of the fuel (which is restructured) leading to pellet/cladding interlocking. …

[CHIM.MATE] Chemical Sciences/Material chemistryProduit de fissionCombustible nucléaireAlliage ZrMechanical properties[CHIM.MATE]Chemical Sciences/Material chemistryInterfaceCaractérisationsNuclear fuelPropriétés mécaniquesZirconiaPellet-Cladding interactionZirconeInteractions pastille-GaineZr alloysMicrostructure
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