Damage of beryllium surface under irradiation with a high-current electron beam

A. V. Gulkin, Постников Денис Васильевич

2008

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DOI 10.1134/s1027451008020213
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Radiation damage of a beryllium surface by a high-current electron beam at the GSEP-3 accelerator is considered. The degree of damage of beryllium samples has been determined. The temperature fields inside the sample and the distributions of thermal stresses have been calculated. The reasons for beryllium surface cracking formation have been found. The concentrations of point defects have been calculated. The possible reasons for an increase in microhardness of the irradiated beryllium surface layer are discussed.