| 英文摘要 |
This study will evaluate the photo-electrochemical effect of zinc water chemistry under simulated irradiated BWR water environments and attempt to establish a data base of electrochemical behaviors of SS304 stainless steel and Alloy 182 nickel-based metal under UV conditions. The experimental results reveal that Alloy 182 nickel-based alloy generally possesses n-type semiconductor characteristics in both oxidizing normal water chemical (NWC) and reducing hydrogen water chemistry (HWC) conditions with zinc addition. Upon UV irradiation, the ECP of Alloy 182 shifts in the cathodic direction. The semiconductor properties of SS304 stainless steel will vary depending on the oxidizing degree and added zinc concentrations of the water chemistry. In most conditions, SS304 will exhibit n-type semiconducting characteristics. Under hydrogen water chemistry, however, a weak p-type property may immerge. From on the experimental photoelectrochemical results, regardless of the zinc concentrations and oxidizing natures of water chemistry control methods, the Cherenkov irradiation will not significantly increase the electrochemical corrosion potentials of SS304 stainless steel and Alloy 182 nickel-based alloy in the anodic direction. The protective effect of hydrogen water chemistry on the stress corrosion cracking susceptibility of in-core SS304 and Alloy 182 components will not be reduced by the addition of zinc. |