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Failure Analysis of Alloy 718 Hold Down Springs – M. Punatar - 11 May 2016 Presentation title – Presenter/ref. - 26 May 2016 - p.1

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Failure Analysis of Alloy 718 Hold Down Springs Mahendra Punatar Jacqueline Stevens AREVA, Inc., Lynchburg, VA, USA Keith J. Leonard, Maxim N. Gussev Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA Gabriel Ilevbare EPRI, Palo Alto, CA, USA J. Lawrence Nelson JLN Consulting, Mills River, NC, USA 2016 International LWR Material Reliability Conference and Exhibition August 1 – 4, 2016

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Outline

Background Examination Results Discussion Conclusion

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Background Examination Results Discussion Conclusion

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Background (1/2)

Alloy 718 material to AMS 5596 HDS under high stress state during operation PWR conditions – 2, 24-month cycles Approximately 0.5 dpa

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Background (2/2)

Archive materials also investigated: Archive A – Representative of HDS which failed during operation, same

manufacturing lot as irradiated samples Archive B – Representative of HDS which completed operational life

without damage

Both archives manufactured from same alloy 718 ingot

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Archive and irradiated samples examined at ORNL

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Background

Examination Results Discussion Conclusion

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Examination Results (1/4)

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Examination Results (2/4)

Sample surface after oxide removal Extensive slip lines around major cracks Slip line oxidation Secondary cracks (red arrows)

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Examination Results (3/4)

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Delta phase

Twin Boundary

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Examination Results (4/4)

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Archive A Archive B

Following 3.7% Bulk Strain

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Background Examination Results

Discussion Conclusion

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Discussion (1/2)

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Discussion (2/2)

Precipitation Heat Treat Differences

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Archive A / Irradiated Samples

Archive B Samples

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Background Examination Results Discussion

Conclusion

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Conclusion (1/1)

Failed HDS (Archive A) 2, 24-month cycles – PWR

chemistry High Stress Approximately 0.5 dpa Negligible δ phase

precipitation on GBs

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Non-Damaged HDS (Archive B) 3, 18-month cycles – PWR

chemistry High Stress Approximately 0.5 dpa Substantial δ phase precipitation

on GBs

δ precipitates on the grain boundaries of alloy 718 produce a PFZ which facilitates cross-slip leading to localized stress reduction

In the absence of a PFZ, the build up of slip bands at GBs under a high bulk stress state will initiate cracks

Cracks then readily propagate in alloy 718 in a PWR environment

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