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Deconvoluting Mechanisms of Radiation-Induced Grain Boundary Segregation in Dilute Ni-X (X = Fe, Cr, Mn) Alloys via Ion Irradiation and Phase-field Modeling
Radiation-induced composition redistribution at grain boundaries (GBs) in Ni-based structural alloys poses a critical challenge for the long-term deployment of advanced nuclear reactors. The mechanisms governing solute-specific segregation remain poorly understood because defect-mediated transport,
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