Acoustic microscopy dedicated to irradiated materials and its adaptation
Acoustic microscope for irradiated nuclear fuel study
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Acoustic microscopy dedicated to irradiated materials and its adaptation
Acoustic microscope for irradiated nuclear fuel study

Authors : Didier LAUX, Gilles DESPAUX, Daniel BARON, Vincenzo RONDINELLA, Wim DE WEERD, Mathias LAURIE

Publication date: June 10, 2014 | Lire en français

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4. Acoustic microscopy dedicated to irradiated materials and its adaptation

4.1 Constraints, specifications, necessary adaptations

While from a theoretical point of view "it's enough to measure the V(z)" to gain access to the elastic moduli, in practice the problem proves more complex, as in UO 2 (irradiated or not) the V(z) shows only one periodicity due to the Rayleigh wave (figure 5 ). The periodicity due to the longitudinal wave and necessary to estimate E and G is too weak to be exploited accurately.

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