Pre-Stressed Sub-Surface Contribution on Bulk Diffusion in Metallic Solids

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Our recent modelling works and corresponding numerical simulations realized to describe the UO2 oxidation processes confirm the theory showing that an applied mechanical strain can strongly affect the local oxygen diffusion in a stressed solid. This result allows us to assume that stress field, previously applied at the surface of a metallic sample on several microns, will delay the degradation during its oxidation. Considering this hypothesis, we implemented a FEM simulation code developed in our laboratory to numerically investigate some different stress fields applied on a sample sub-surface, that might significantly modify the volume diffusion of oxygen during the oxidation process. The results of our simulations are presented and discussed from the perspective to study the consequences of a surface mechanical treatment on the durability of a metallic material.

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volumes 309-310)

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149-154

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March 2011

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