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A study was undertaken into the structure, the texture, the strength, and the creep of theCr16Ni15Mo3Ti type steel tubes cold-deformed to 20% strain that are used as the fuelelement shells for fast-neutron reactors. The tubes were found to have fibrous〈   111   〉and    〈   100   〉textures along their axis. The preferred orientations〈   011   〉normal to the radial planeand (011) and (112) normal to the plane tangential to the tube surface were determined.The strength, the creep strength, and the rupture strength proved to be higher along thetube axis. Qualitatively, this is attributed to a specific texture and the grain shape of thematerial.

The Texture and Creep Anisotropy of Fuel Element Shells Manufactured From Cr16Ni15Mo3Ti Type Steels