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Development of ferritic BCC-superalloys for high-temperature and nuclear applications
Advances in nuclear reactor technology, such as the ongoing development of nuclear fusion and generation-IV fission reactors, drive up operating temperatures (550°C to 1000°C) to increase thermodynamic efficiency, and require materials capable of withstanding highenergy neutron fluxes over prolonged
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