Metals & alloys · Ferrous alloys

14YWT oxide-dispersion-strengthened steel

A nanostructured ferritic Fe–Cr–W–Ti–Y2O3 alloy investigated for advanced fission and fusion systems requiring radiation tolerance and high-temperature creep strength.

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ODS Ferritic Nuclear Steel
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Overview

Material class
Metals & alloys
Category
Ferrous alloys
Family
ODS Ferritic Nuclear Steel
Product forms
Sheet/plate, Bar/rod

Composition

ConstituentMinMaxTypicalNote
Cr13.514.514
W2.53.53
Ti0.20.50.4
Y2O30.20.40.3
FeBalance

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Properties and conditions

Engineering properties

PropertyValueUnitCondition
Density~7.7g/cm³Representative; verify product form and condition
Elastic modulus~200GPaRepresentative; verify product form and condition
Creep resistancevery highnanostructure dependent
Radiation tolerancepromisingresearch status
Service temperature>650°Ctargeted
Manufacturingpowder metallurgymechanical alloying + consolidation

Conditions

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Representative supplied condition

Condition not fully specified in the source record.

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Processing and use

Processing

  • Product form, thermal history and manufacturing route materially affect performance.

Applications

  • Advanced reactor cladding concepts
  • Fusion blanket structures
  • Irradiation research

Selection considerations

  • Use the current governing standard and supplier certification for design or procurement.

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Standards and related materials

Standards and designations

SystemDesignationNote
Research14YWT / nanostructured ferritic alloy

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Sources and context

Sources

Confirm the applicable specification, product form and condition before using values for design or procurement.

Supply and sustainability

Availability and lead time depend on grade, product form, certification and regional supply chain.

Segregated recovery and closed-loop recycling improve material efficiency where practical.

Strategic context

Critical inputs: Yttrium, Tungsten

Basis: EU Critical Raw Materials Act framework; USGS critical minerals framework; US DOE Critical Materials List and assessment