Low cycle fatigue of EUROFER97 investigated for test blanket modules of ITER: An interlaboratory study
Authors:
- Aleksandr ZinovevAleksandr Zinovev
- Pierre LamagnèrePLPierre Lamagnère
- Kateryna PoleshchukKPKateryna Poleshchuk
- Dmitry TerentyevDTDmitry Terentyev
- Davide BernardiDavide Bernardi
- Carlo CristalliCarlo Cristalli
- Edgar Leon-GutierrezELEdgar Leon-Gutierrez
- Nerea García-RodríguezNGNerea García-Rodríguez
- Christel CaesCCChristel Caes
- Gerald PintsukGerald Pintsuk
- Giacomo AielloGAGiacomo Aiello
- 26 April 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Nuclear Materials
- Vol. 597
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Funding Information
- European Commission
- Euratom Research and Training Programme (101052200 \u2014 EUROfusion)
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