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Main Authors: Evin, Berengere, Gaboriau, Dorian, Segard, Mathieu, Challet, Sylvain, Fabre, Arnaud, Thiebaut, Stephanie
Format: Preprint
Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.26697
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author Evin, Berengere
Gaboriau, Dorian
Segard, Mathieu
Challet, Sylvain
Fabre, Arnaud
Thiebaut, Stephanie
author_facet Evin, Berengere
Gaboriau, Dorian
Segard, Mathieu
Challet, Sylvain
Fabre, Arnaud
Thiebaut, Stephanie
contents This letter is presenting a simple but effective mechanism that explains why ,during tritium aging, metal tritides retain most helium-3 for years and then suddenly release massive amount. The mechanism is based on the hypothesis that dislocations blocking could explain the sudden change of behavior. The modeling of this phenomenon combine a mechanical and microstructural approach. The calculations made with this mechanism fit all the aging data acquired on aged palladium tritide
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spellingShingle Predicting massive helium-3 release from metal tritides using simple mechanical modeling
Evin, Berengere
Gaboriau, Dorian
Segard, Mathieu
Challet, Sylvain
Fabre, Arnaud
Thiebaut, Stephanie
Materials Science
This letter is presenting a simple but effective mechanism that explains why ,during tritium aging, metal tritides retain most helium-3 for years and then suddenly release massive amount. The mechanism is based on the hypothesis that dislocations blocking could explain the sudden change of behavior. The modeling of this phenomenon combine a mechanical and microstructural approach. The calculations made with this mechanism fit all the aging data acquired on aged palladium tritide
title Predicting massive helium-3 release from metal tritides using simple mechanical modeling
topic Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.26697