A Composite Diffraction Method for Determining the Optimal Orientation of FCC-Zr Phases in Zirconium Alloys by TEM
An optimal direction, zirconium alloy technology, applied in the field of composite diffraction method, can solve the problems of complex analysis, confusion, inconvenience, etc., and achieve the effect of improving test efficiency, simple classification, and saving test costs.
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[0044] The matrix phase of Zr-4 alloy is HCP-Zr phase with HCP structure, and its unit cell parameters are a=0.3427n, c=0.5577nm; the unit cell parameter of FCC-Zr phase in the alloy is measured as a=0.493nm. It is found that there are generally two orientation relationships between the FCC-Zr phase and the matrix. According to the crystal plane relationship between the two-phase interface and the matrix α-Zr phase, they are respectively named as ① FCC-Zr phase with B-type orientation relationship: HCP / / FCC ,{0001} HCP / / {1-11} FCC ;② FCC-Zr phase with P-type orientation relationship: HCP / / FCC ,{10-10} HCP / / {220} FCC . In order to determine the best electron beam incidence direction of B-type and P-type FCC-Zr phases in Zr-4 alloys by TEM observation, a composite spot diffraction method of the present invention is used to determine the best observation directions of FCC-Zr phases in zirconium alloys method, the specific steps are as follows:
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