Abstract

Recent experimental results on beryllium corrosion behavior after testing in liquid lithium at temperatures from 600 to 800 °C for 200–500 h are presented. The influences of test conditions (temperature, duration, lithium purity), beryllium characteristics (microstructure, grain size and chemical composition) and a penetration of lithium into beryllium on compressive properties of beryllium are discussed.

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