Abstract
Research institutes and also industrial companies in Czech Republic are involved in High Temperature Gas Cooled Reactor (HTGR) program and activities related to the study of advanced materials and HTGR technologies. These activities are supported by EC (within international projects, e.g. FP7-ARCHER, ALLIANCE, GoFastR can be mentioned) and also by Technology Agency of Czech Republic. Within these activities, degradation of metallic and ceramic materials in the high temperature helium atmosphere is investigated, and also new experimental facilities for material testing are built. As examples of tested materials, Alloy 800 H, ferritic steel P91, austenitic steel 316, Inconel 713 and 738 and corundum ceramics could be named. The selected results of exposure experiments in the high temperature helium environment are presented in this paper.
Highlights
Czech research organizations, universities and industrial companies are involved in High Temperature Reactor (HTR) and Gas Fast Reactor (GFR) Research program
Research institutes and industrial companies in Czech Republic are involved in High Temperature Gas Cooled Reactor (HTGR) program and activities related to the study of advanced materials and HTGR technologies
These activities are supported by EC and by Technology Agency of Czech Republic
Summary
Universities and industrial companies are involved in High Temperature Reactor (HTR) and Gas Fast Reactor (GFR) Research program. One of the most important tasks of HTR program is testing and the evaluation of properties and degradation of materials for HTR and other high temperature applications.
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