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3.5 STRAIN ENERGY

? F = ? ? A = ? ( ? x ? y ). 3.5 STRAIN ENERGY. When material is deformed by external loading, energy is stored internally throughout its volume Internal energy is also referred to as strain energy Stress develops a force,. ? ? 2. ? U ? V. u =. =. ? 2 2 E. ? ?. ? 2. ( ).

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CE 244 MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION

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Factors Considered in Material Selection (Nuclear Reactors) Physical Properties Density

Factors Considered in Material Selection (Nuclear Reactors) Physical Properties Density Melting Point Coefficient of Linear Expansion Thermal Conductivity Mechanical Properties Yield Strength Tensile Strength Elongation at Fracture (Ductility) Creep Strength Fatigue Life

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A Study of Materials Used in High Temperature Nuclear Applications

A Study of Materials Used in High Temperature Nuclear Applications. Catherine Bartholomae MANE6980 - Engineering Project Advisor: Sudhangshu Bose 9/30/10. Abstract. Very High-Temperature Reactors (VHTR) are being designed to provide new energy options for the future.

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