Sentence examples for materials radiation from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that during rapid sintering of low thermally conductive materials radiation heat transfer is dominant in both conventional and SPS conditions.

Experiments in fission reactors are able to provide essential data on materials radiation properties; tritium release, inventory and permeation; and thermomechanical behavior of the blanket breeder/multiplier.

For unicouple filled with thermal insulation materials, radiation heat is shielded, and heat flow from filler will lead to a η decrease of 0.07 0.5%, where ηunicouple of 7.09% and 6.89% can be obtained, respectively.

In contrast to the radiation-induced hardening in traditional materials, radiation-induced softening is observed in the YSZ/Al2O3 multilayered nanofilms with pre-existing nanovoids irradiated to high fluences.

TCD includes target output, deposition of target X-rays, ions and neutrons in target chamber gases and structures, melting and vaporization of target chamber materials, radiation-hydrodynamics in target chamber vapors and gases, and chamber conditions at the time of target and beam injections.

The material radiation limits for FNSF magnets are defined as part of the conceptual design studies.

The results show that the ELM coil will meet the specified material radiation limits.

In the 1990s Raychem Corporation established a program to investigate the commercialization of several promising applications involving the combined use of its core competencies in materials science, radiation chemistry and e-beam radiation technology.

X-ray conversion is a frequent need for irradiating the products that cannot be processed by electron beams, duo to their limited penetration capacity in materials, in radiation sterilization of disposable healthcare products and food irradiation.

Results are compared in an effort to establish correlations between the irradiation spectrum and the response of this class of materials to radiation environments.

On a worldwide scale, the IAEA has developed the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale (INES), to be applied to any event occurring in the agency's signatory states that is associated with nuclear facilities and with the transport or storage of nuclear materials and radiation sources.