Application of digital image correlation for in-situ deformation studies using transmission electron microscopy
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Many accelerator facilities are currently being limited in beam power by their target facilities. When exposed to high-energy proton beams, target systems experience radiation damage, mechanical stress, and extreme temperatures, altering their physical properties.For example, due to defects induced in materials by high-energy protons, the physical properties of materials will change during irradiation. Conducting PIEs (Post Irradiation Examinations) can help us understand how the materials can change.Analyzing the strain field across an irradiated sample can help identify where defects have been created, how the hardness of materials have changed, and where they will experience failure.
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