Using in situ UO2 bicrystal sintering to understand grain boundary dislocation nucleation kinetics and creep.

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Title: Using in situ UO2 bicrystal sintering to understand grain boundary dislocation nucleation kinetics and creep.
Authors: Dillon, Shen J.1 (AUTHOR) sdillon1@uci.edu, Finkeldei, Sarah C.1,2,3 (AUTHOR), Lang, Eric4 (AUTHOR), Hattar, Khalid5 (AUTHOR), Nelson, Andrew T.6 (AUTHOR)
Source: Journal of the American Ceramic Society. Oct2024, Vol. 107 Issue 10, p6701-6714. 14p.
Subjects: Dislocation nucleation, Uranium compounds, Rate of nucleation, Transmission electron microscopy, Uraninite, Crystal grain boundaries
Abstract: Capillary evolution at bicrystal UO2 grain boundaries is characterized using in situ transmission electron microscopy. The discontinuous nature of the densification process, both particle rotation and axial strain, along with the large activation stress for densification support a hypothesis that grain boundary strain in UO2 follows nucleation rate limited kinetics at low to intermediate stresses, that is, less than ≈108Pa$ \approx {10}^8\ {\mathrm{Pa}}$. The temperature dependence of the average activation stress for sintering agrees well with analysis of bulk sintering data and creep data reported within the literature when analyzed in the context of a grain boundary dislocation nucleation rate limited kinetic model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Capillary evolution at bicrystal UO2 grain boundaries is characterized using in situ transmission electron microscopy. The discontinuous nature of the densification process, both particle rotation and axial strain, along with the large activation stress for densification support a hypothesis that grain boundary strain in UO2 follows nucleation rate limited kinetics at low to intermediate stresses, that is, less than ≈108Pa$ \approx {10}^8\ {\mathrm{Pa}}$. The temperature dependence of the average activation stress for sintering agrees well with analysis of bulk sintering data and creep data reported within the literature when analyzed in the context of a grain boundary dislocation nucleation rate limited kinetic model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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