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1. Corrosion in Nuclear Systems: Environmentally Assisted Cracking in Light Water Reactors
2. Life Prediction by Mechanistic Modelling and System Monitoring of Environmental Cracking of Fe and Ni Alloys in Aqueous Systems
3. On-Line BWR Materials Monitoring & Plant Component Lifetime Prediction
4. Corrosion Assisted Cracking of Stainless Steel & Low Alloy Steels in LWR Environments
5. Mechanisms of Environmental Cracking Peculiar to the Power Generation Industry
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7. Macdonald · 1992 · 345
8. Manahan · Corr. Sci. · 1995 · 37 · 18910.1016/0010-938X(94)00129-T ↗
9. Taylor · 1984 · 105
10. Taylor · Corrosion · 1988 · 44 · 20410.5006/1.3583926 ↗
11. Characterization of the Roles of Electrochemistry, Convection and Crack Chemistry in Stress Corrosion Cracking
12. Crack Tip Microsampling and Growth Rate Measurements in a 0.021% S Low Alloy Steel in High Temperature Water
13. Modelling of Water and Material Chemistry Effect on Crack Tip Chemistry and Resulting Crack Growth Rate Kinetics
14. Ruther · Corrosion · 1984 · 40 · 51810.5006/1.3593887 ↗
15. Environmentally Assisted Cracking in Light Water Reactors
16. Effects of Specific Anionic Impurities on Environmental Cracking of Austenitic Materials in 288 °C Water
17. Fundamental Quantification of Crack Advance for Life Prediction in Energy Systems
18. Repassivation and Crack Propagation of Alloy 600 in 288 °C Water
19. Modeling of Crack and Crevice Chemistry in LWR Environments
20. Presentation on “Resolution of Key Issues in Deterministic Models of Environmentally Assisied Cracking”
21. Turnbull · 1995
22. An Advanced Coupled Environment Fracture Model for Predicting Crack Growth Rates
23. “Current” Issues in SCC: Where Does Current Flow in Cracks?
24. The Estimation of Crack Tip Strain Rate Parameters Characterizing Environment Assisted Crack Data