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Welding International Volume 26, 2012 - Issue 10
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Development of the technology of diffusion bonding of guide channels of the water–water energy reactor

A. N. Semenov NIKIet Institute, Moscow, Russia
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E. Yu. Rivkin NIKIet Institute, Moscow, Russia
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S. N. Novozhilov NIKIet Institute, Moscow, Russia
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N. S. Krestnikov NIKIet Institute, Moscow, Russia
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N. S. Rassoshkina NIKIet Institute, Moscow, Russia
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I. A. Khazov Inteco Scientific Centre, Krasnaya Zvezda Company, Moscow, Russia
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V. B. Bushmin Inteco Scientific Centre, Krasnaya Zvezda Company, Moscow, Russia
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L. V. Selezneva Inteco Scientific Centre, Krasnaya Zvezda Company, Moscow, Russia
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Pages 782-786 | Published online: 12 Mar 2012
 
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Abstract

The technology of diffusion bonding of 08Cr18Ni10Ti steel with a zirconium alloy, alloyed with tin, niobium, and iron, is developed as an alternative variant of joining by rolling. The structure and short-term mechanical properties of welded joints are investigated.

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