Dependence of the threshold stress intensity factor on hydrogen concentration during delayed hydride cracking in zirconium alloys

Keyphrases

• Zirconium Alloy 100%
• Delayed Hydride Cracking 100%
• Hydrogen Concentration 100%
• Threshold Stress Intensity Factor 100%
• Hydrides 80%
• Crack Tip 60%
• Stress Intensity Factor 40%
• Temperature Rise 20%
• Numerical Solution 20%
• Fracture Surface 20%
• Analytical Solution 20%
• Sharp Crack 20%
• Fracture Initiation 20%
• Solid Solution 20%
• Yield Strength 20%
• Maximum Length 20%
• Striation Spacing 20%

Engineering

• Threshold Stress Intensity Factor 100%
• Crack Tip 100%
• Stress-Intensity Factor 66%
• Temperature Increase 33%
• Theoretical Work 33%
• Sharp Crack 33%
• Fracture Surface 33%
• Numerical Solution 33%
• Fracture Initiation 33%
• Yield Point 33%
• Solid Solutions 33%