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Microstructural examination of ni-ion irradiated fe-ni-cr alloys followed to micro-zone deformation.

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Author	Ando, M. Katoh, Y. Tanigawa, H. Kohyama, A. Kohno, Y.
Abstract	Examination of deformation microstructures induced by micro-indentation technique by means of transmission electron microscopy following an MV range metallic ion irradiation was performed in order to study the influence of irradiation-produced microstructural de-fects on plastic deformation behavior of materials. In this work, specimens of an Fe-Cr-Ni austenitic model ternary alloy before and after irradiation with 4 MeV Ni ions at 723K were indentation-tested at loads as low as 9.8 mN using an instrumented micro-indentation testing system. The dislocation microstructures of the specimens ’ regions beneath the indents were successfully examined with a transmission electron microscopy following a cross-sectional thin lm processing with a focused ion beam (FIB) processing system. This paper describes the experimental procedure developed in this study and the results from the rst series of the experiments. 1
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Subject Keyword	Microstructural Examination Ni-ion Irradiated Fe-ni-cr Alloy Followed Fe-cr-ni Austenitic Model Ternary Alloy Rst Series Focused Ion Beam Instrumented Micro-indentation Processing System Cross-sectional Thin Lm Processing Mv Range Metallic Ion Irradiation Deformation Microstructures Plastic Deformation Behavior Specimen Region Experimental Procedure Irradiation-produced Microstructural De-fects Dislocation Microstructures Micro-indentation Technique Transmission Electron Microscopy Mev Ni Ion
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