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[en] Mechanical tests were performed on as-received and irradiated Zr-2.5Nb pressure tube material using a direct-tension split Hopkinson bar apparatus for temperatures in the range of 20 to 290 C. A bi-linear dependence of flow stress on log-strain rate was observed with the strength of both the as-received and irradiated material increasing as the strain rate increased. The resulting data was used to derive parameters for the Johnson-Cook and Zrilli-Armstrong HCP constitutive relations. Both relations were shown to accurately predict the deformation behaviour of Zr-2.5Nb pressure tube material. (orig.)
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DYMAT 2000: 6. international conference on mechanical and physical behaviour of materials under dynamic loading; Krakow (Poland); 25-29 Sep 2000; 10 refs.
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Journal de Physique. 4; ISSN 1155-4339;
; v. 10(9); p. 293-298

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