A study was made of corrosion product transport and deposition on Zircaloy-2 and AISI 304 stainless steel in the presence and absence of ionizing radiation. Three 100-hour irradiation tests, using 2-Mev electrons from a Van de Graaff accelerator, and four 100-hour nonradiation tests were performed in 6O0 deg F pressurized water. Data from the seven runs and an additional exploratory run are presented. In addition, complete experimental procedures and descriptions of the apparatus are included. Control of pH was obtained by using H and OH form ion exchange resias for pH 7 and Li and OH form ion exchange resins ...
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A study was made of corrosion product transport and deposition on Zircaloy-2 and AISI 304 stainless steel in the presence and absence of ionizing radiation. Three 100-hour irradiation tests, using 2-Mev electrons from a Van de Graaff accelerator, and four 100-hour nonradiation tests were performed in 6O0 deg F pressurized water. Data from the seven runs and an additional exploratory run are presented. In addition, complete experimental procedures and descriptions of the apparatus are included. Control of pH was obtained by using H and OH form ion exchange resias for pH 7 and Li and OH form ion exchange resins for pH 10. The major conclusion to be drawn from the present work is that the deposition on Zircaloy-2 at pH 10 and 600 deg F is higher than on AISI 304 stainless steel at the same conditions. (auth)
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Thomas, C. C., Jr.; Lacock, H. W. & Cadoff, H. Y.Corrosion Product Transport and Deposition Under Ionizing Radiation,
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December 1, 1958;
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