The application relates to a method for calculating the
creep rate of
oxide dispersion strengthened steel in a
radiation environment. The method effectively combines the theory of
radiation-induced point defect evolution, the
Ostwald ripening theory of
oxide particle coarsening in a
radiation environment, the theory of
dislocation loop hardening caused by radiation, and the
oxide dispersion strengthening theory of oxide
particle size distribution and
spatial distribution. The method considers the effects of the specific point defect evolution, oxide particle coarsening,
dislocation loop hardening, and size distribution and
spatial distribution of the oxide particles in a radiation environment on the performance of the oxide dispersion strengthened steel, so as to realize quantitative calculation and analysis of the
creep rate of the oxide dispersion strengthened steel in a radiation environment. The
threshold stress obtained by the method is in good agreement with the experimental results. The related strengthening mechanisms analyzed in the application have important significance for studying and analyzing the mechanical properties of the oxide dispersion strengthened steel at different temperatures and radiation times in a radiation environment. Through the
analysis method provided by the application, the temperature of the radiation environment is changed, the value of the radiation time is regulated, the micro defect evolution and the
creep rate of the oxide dispersion strengthened steel under different conditions are studied, and thus theoretical guidance is provided for the design of high-performance oxide dispersion strengthened steel.