The results of the corrosion study are illustrated in a plot of the weight loss of the aluminum--nickel samples with respect to the time at test temperatures of 470 to 485 deg F. The corrosion rate determined by this test indicates that the weight loss per unit time is the same for both the in-pile irradiated specimens and the out-of-pile control specimens which did not have any neutron exposure, except that the out-of-pile specimens had a higher initial rate of corrosion which elevated the curve above that of the in-pile specimens. (auth)
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The results of the corrosion study are illustrated in a plot of the weight loss of the aluminum--nickel samples with respect to the time at test temperatures of 470 to 485 deg F. The corrosion rate determined by this test indicates that the weight loss per unit time is the same for both the in-pile irradiated specimens and the out-of-pile control specimens which did not have any neutron exposure, except that the out-of-pile specimens had a higher initial rate of corrosion which elevated the curve above that of the in-pile specimens. (auth)
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Martinec, Emil Louis.CORROSION OF AN ALUMINUM-NICKEL ALLOY IN A REACTOR TEST LOOP,
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September 1, 1957;
Lemont, Illinois.
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