1.5.2 Corrosion-induced degradation, (2) Stress corrosion cracking

Tsukada, Takashi

Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC) is a phenomenon in which cracks initiate and develop when tensile stress acts on alloy materials placed in corrosive environments. SCC has been the cause of material damage in components of light water reactor plants and various countermeasures technologies were developed. In this section, the outline of SCC is described for the material and reactor type.

Language	:	Japanese
Journal	:	Genshiryoku Hozen Handobukku
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Pages	:	p.52 - 56
Publication Year/Month	:	2020/02
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Keywords	:	応力腐食割れ; SCC; 合金材料; 軽水炉プラント
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