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Abstract
Hydride precipitation at stress concentrators such as crack tips in the zirconium alloys is a concern in nuclear power industry, since this diffusion-controlled process may lead to slow crack growth, even failure of structural components. A nonlinear diffusion model has been developed to simulate the moving boundary problem of a growing hydride at crack tip. Results show that this model provides reasonable predictions on the hydride growth behavior under temperature transients.
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