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Materials 2014. Book of abstracts, Colloquium 16 - Materials under extreme conditions

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The contributions of this congress address challenges, strategies and developed solutions to deal with the use of materials under extreme conditions with presentations of the elaboration of original materials with specific strengths, of the development of mechanisms aimed at delaying the material failure, of the design of original devices to test these materials, and of the development of original models and simulations. In the large field of energy, addressed topics concern the degradation of ceramic matrix C/SiC composites, crystallisation of zircon in electro-melt refractory materials, high temperature oxidation of compounds based on ZrB2-SiC fibre, behaviour and damage of C/C composites, fabrication and characterisation of new hexagonal structures in ceramic matrix composite for nuclear application, new fibrous architectures and densification for SiC/SiC components of 4. generation reactors, effect of helium in metallic materials for new generation reactors, modelling and prediction of radiative properties of semi-transparent ceramic materials, damage under electronic irradiation of silicate-based phases of the anhydrous concrete, influence of fission gases on the mechanical condition of irradiated nuclear fuel, microstructural study of UO2 implanted with ions, and so on

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Original title (French)
Materiaux 2014. Recueil des resumes, Colloques 16 - Materiaux en conditions extremes

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Imprint Pagination
126 p.
Report number
INIS-FR--20-0369

Conference

Title
Congress Materials 2014
Original Conference Title
Congres Materiaux 2014
Dates
24-28 Nov 2014
Place
Montpellier (France)

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