Primary neutron damage state in ferritic steels and correlation of Charpy V-notch transition temperature increase with Frenkel defect density with neutron irradiation

Primary neutron damage state in ferritic steels and correlation of Charpy V-notch transition temperature increase with Frenkel defect density with neutron irradiation

by Michiyoshi Nomakuchi

Part of Papers of Ship Research Institute ;

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