Viscosities of stainless steel and boron carbide alloy melts

Nishi, Tsuyoshi*; Ota, Hiromichi*; Kokubo, Hiroki*; Yamano, Hidemasa

The viscosity measurements of the SS+5mass%B $_{4}$ C and SS+10mass%B $_{4}$ C alloy melts were performed in the temperature range from 1713 to 1823 K and from 1773 to 1813 K, respectively. In these results, there was no difference as expected for the viscosities of the SS+5mass%B $_{4}$ C alloy melts and the SS+10mass%B $_{4}$ C alloy melts. Moreover, the viscosities of the SS+5 mass%B $_{4}$ C alloy melts can be fitted by Arrhenius's equation. It was also found that the viscosities of both SS+B $_{4}$ C alloy melts were higher than that of the SS melts. It can be presumed that the viscosity of the SS+B $_{4}$ C alloy melts increased with B $_{4}$ C components.

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Meeting title	:	Nuclear Materials Conference 2018 (NuMat 2018)
Held date	:	2018/10
Location (city)	:	Seattle
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Keywords	:	SFR; B $_{4}$ C; 粘度
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Cooperating Institute	:	経済産業省

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