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First-principles study on effects of alloying elements Sn and Nb on phase stability of corrosion oxide films of zirconium alloys

Chen Tun Cui Jie-Chao Li Min Chen Wen Sun Zhi-Peng Fu Bao-Qin Hou Qing

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First-principles study on effects of alloying elements Sn and Nb on phase stability of corrosion oxide films of zirconium alloys

Chen Tun, Cui Jie-Chao, Li Min, Chen Wen, Sun Zhi-Peng, Fu Bao-Qin, Hou Qing
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  • Water-side oxidative corrosion of zirconium alloy is a key problem in the design of nuclear fuel rods cladding materials in pressurised water reactors (PWRs), and its corrosion resistance is one of the main factors limiting service life. At present, Zr-Sn-Nb system alloys are still the main development direction of advanced zirconium alloys. Sn and Nb can exhibit a variety of valence states in the oxide film of the cladding and significantly affect the stability of ZrO2. However, the influence mechanism of Sn and Nb on the fraction of t-ZrO2 and the t-m phase transition is unclear. In this work, the lattice properties, formation enthalpies, and oxygen vacancy formation energy of ZrO2 under the doping conditions of Sn and Nb with different valence states are calculated based on the first-principles, and the influence mechanism of Sn and Nb on the stability of ZrO2 is revealed at an atomic scale. The results show that there is a significant difference between the effects of Sn and Nb, as well as between low-valent and high-valent elements. Sn2+ and Nb3+ cause lattice swelling to be significantly distorted , Nb5+ causes lattice to shrink, which contributes to reducing the stresses within the film, and Sn4+ leads the lattice to slightly swell. The low-valent elements all make ZrO2 less stable and are unfavourable for the stability of t-ZrO2 relative to m-ZrO2. The high-valent Nb5+and Sn4+ promote the relative stability of t-ZrO2, thus inhibiting the t-m phase transition, with Nb5+ having a significant effect and Sn4+ having a weak effect. The relative stability of t-ZrO2 increases with pressure rising in a range of 0-3.5 GPa. Compared with high-valent elements, the low-valent elements are favourable for introduing oxygen vacancies into t-ZrO2, thus stabilising the interfacial t-ZrO2 and enhancing the corrosion resistance of the cladding. By investigating the electronic structure, it is found that the oxygen vacancy formation energy is positively correlated with the magnitude of charge transfer (or degree of electron localisation) between the alloying element ion and the oxygen vacancy. These results contribute to optimizing the composition and designing the structure for corrosion resistance of zirconium alloys.
  • 图 1  锆(亚)氧化物的原胞(绿色小球代表Zr原子, 红色小球代表O原子) (a) m-ZrO2; (b) t-ZrO2; (c) h-ZrO

    Figure 1.  Unit cells of Zr (sub)oxides (green balls represented Zr atoms and red balls represented O atoms): (a) m-ZrO2; (b) t-ZrO2; (c) h-ZrO.

    图 2  纯ZrO2或25%, 6.25%浓度的Nb5+, Sn4+掺杂后ZrO2的$ {{\Delta }}E({\mathrm{O}}x, P) $随压力的变化

    Figure 2.  Dependence of $ {{\Delta }}E({\mathrm{O}}x, P) $ on pressure for pure ZrO2 or ZrO2 with 25% and 6.25% Nb5+ or Sn4+ doping.

    图 3  三维差分电荷密度(e/Bohr3)([001]方向观察得到, 蓝色等值面值为–0.008 e/Bohr3, 黄色等值面值为0.008 e/Bohr3) (a) t-ZrO2中Nb3+与1NN氧空位; (b) t-ZrO2中Nb5+与1NN氧空位; (c) t-ZrO2中Sn2+与1NN氧空位; (d) t-ZrO2中Sn4+与1NN氧空位

    Figure 3.  Three-dimensional differential charge density (e/Bohr3), observed in the [001] direction: (a) Nb3+ with 1NN-Ovac in t-ZrO2; (b) Nb5+ with 1NN-Ovac in t-ZrO2; (c) Sn2+ with 1NN-Ovac in t-ZrO2; (d) Sn4+ with 1NN-Ovac in t-ZrO2. The value of the blue isosurface is -0.008 e/Bohr3, yellow isosurface is 0.008 e/Bohr3.

    图 4  二维差分电荷密度(e/Bohr3), 取自$ {M}^{x+} $-Ovac对所在的(100)面 (a) Nb3+-Ovac; (b) Nb5+-Ovac; (c) Sn2+-Ovac; (d) Sn4+-Ovac

    Figure 4.  Two-dimensional differential charge density(e/Bohr3), taken from the (100) plane in which $ {M}^{x+} $-Ovac is located: (a) Nb3+-Ovac; (b) Nb5+-Ovac; (c) Sn2+-Ovac; (d) Sn4+-Ovac.

    图 5  电子局域函数, 取自$ {M}^{x+} $-Ovac所在的(100)面 (a) Nb3+-Ovac; (b) Nb5+-Ovac; (c) Sn2+-Ovac; (d) Sn4+-Ovac

    Figure 5.  Electron localization function, taken from the (100) plane in which $ {M}^{x+} $-Ovac is located: (a) Nb3+-Ovac; (b) Nb5+-Ovac; (c) Sn2+-Ovac; (d) Sn4+-Ovac.

    表 1  锆(亚)氧化物的晶格常数(a, b, c)、晶胞矢量夹角(α, β, γ)及形成焓(Hf)

    Table 1.  Lattice constants (a, b, c), unit cell vector angles (α, β, γ) and formation enthalpy (Hf) of Zr (sub)oxides.

    Phaseabcα/(°)β/(°)γ/(°)$ {H}_{{\mathrm{f}}} $/eVRef.
    m-ZrO25.19015.24415.376090.0099.6390.00–3.860This work
    5.18505.27805.286090.0099.6590.00–3.778DFT-GGA[41]
    5.07915.17855.234090.0099.4990.00DFT-LDA[53]
    5.09305.17605.244090.0099.1090.00DFT-LDA[54]
    5.07905.20805.311090.0099.2390.00Exp.[55]
    5.14735.20885.316690.0099.2190.00Exp.[53]
    t-ZrO23.62203.62205.273390.0090.0090.00–3.823This work
    3.63703.63705.282090.0090.0090.00–3.743DFT-GGA[41]
    3.57803.57805.163090.0090.0090.00DFT-LDA[40]
    3.59483.59485.182490.0090.0090.00Exp.[56]
    3.59163.59165.179090.0090.0090.00Exp.[57]
    3.59613.59615.177090.0090.0090.00Exp.[58]
    h-ZrO5.31105.31103.200590.0090.00120.00–2.975This work
    5.28505.28503.179090.0090.00120.00DFT-GGA[59]
    5.31005.31003.200090.0090.00120.00Exp.[22]
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    表 2  12原子超胞的晶格常数(a, b, c)、基矢夹角(α, β, γ), ZrO2单元平均体积(V), $ {M}^{x+} $掺杂超胞体积的变化(ΔV)

    Table 2.  Lattice constants (a, b, c), basis vector angles (α, β, γ), average volume of ZrO2 unit (V) of the 12-atom supercell, and the volume change (ΔV) of supercell with $ {M}^{x+} $ doping.

    Phaseabcα/(°)β/(°)γ/(°)V3ΔV3ΔV/V0/%
    pure phasest3.623.625.2890.0090.0090.0034.62
    m5.195.245.3890.0099.6390.0036.07
    Nb5+ dopingt3.523.515.0790.0090.0090.0031.27–3.34–10.69
    m4.945.185.0090.1096.7589.6931.76–4.31–13.56
    Nb4+ dopingt3.613.615.2490.0090.0090.0034.07–0.55–1.61
    m5.145.205.3689.90100.4889.2335.28–0.79–2.23
    Nb3+ dopingt3.334.237.0290.0090.0090.0049.4914.8830.06
    m5.325.305.5290.14102.4689.7138.021.955.14
    Sn4+ dopingt3.653.595.3590.0090.0090.0035.080.461.31
    m5.205.165.4789.6297.1488.2236.410.340.93
    Sn2+ dopingt4.143.417.0090.0090.0090.0049.3414.7329.84
    m5.805.906.1890.26115.5589.9347.7711.7024.48
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    表 3  $ {E}_{{\mathrm{f}}}({\mathrm{O}}x, P) $, $ {{\Delta }}E({\mathrm{O}}x, P) $的计算值, 其中浓度$ C= $$ {M}^{x+}/({{\mathrm{Z}}{\mathrm{r}}}^{4+}+{M}^{x+}) $

    Table 3.  Values of $ {E}_{{\mathrm{f}}}({\mathrm{O}}x, P) $ and $ {{\Delta }}E({\mathrm{O}}x, P) $. $ {C}= $$ {M}^{x+}/({{\mathrm{Z}}{\mathrm{r}}}^{4+}+{M}^{x+}) $.

    Mx+PhasesC/%
    256.253.125
    E(Ox, 0)
    /(eV·atom–1)
    Puret–3.82
    m–3.86
    Sn4+t–3.47–3.74–3.78
    m–3.51–3.77–3.82
    Sn2+t–2.72–3.54–3.68
    m–2.83–3.59–3.72
    Nb5+t–4.38–3.96–3.89
    m–4.39–3.98–3.92
    Nb4+t–3.44–3.75–3.79
    m–3.49–3.79–3.82
    Nb3+t–2.72–3.54–3.68
    m–2.68–3.60–3.73
    $ \Delta $E($ {\mathrm{O}}x $, 0)
    /(meV·atom–1)
    Pure–36.92
    Sn4+–38.14–33.90–35.47
    Sn2+–115.96–49.31–42.26
    Nb5+–7.99–20.81–29.65
    Nb4+–51.89–38.89–38.11
    Nb3+38.71–60.04–48.30
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    表 4  t-ZrO2中氧空位形成能. $ {\mathrm{O}}x $表示纯ZrO2或3.125%浓度$ {M}^{x+} $掺杂的ZrO2; $ {M}^{x+} $包括Nb3+, Nb4+, Nb5+, Sn2+, Sn4+; $ {E}_{{\mathrm{f}}}^{{1{\mathrm{N}}{\mathrm{N}}-{\mathrm{O}}}_{{\mathrm{v}}{\mathrm{a}}{\mathrm{c}}}} $, $ {E}_{{\mathrm{f}}}^{{2{\mathrm{N}}{\mathrm{N}}-{\mathrm{O}}}_{{\mathrm{v}}{\mathrm{a}}{\mathrm{c}}}} $分别表示$ {M}^{x+} $的1NN, 2NN氧空位形成能

    Table 4.  Oxygen vacancy formation energy in t-ZrO2. $ {\mathrm{O}}x $ represent pure ZrO2 or ZrO2 with 3.125% $ {M}^{x+} $ doping, and $ {M}^{x+}= $ Nb3+, Nb4+, Nb5+, Sn2+, Sn4+. $ {E}_{{\mathrm{f}}}^{{1{\mathrm{N}}{\mathrm{N}}-{\mathrm{O}}}_{{\mathrm{v}}{\mathrm{a}}{\mathrm{c}}}} $ and $ {E}_{{\mathrm{f}}}^{{2{\mathrm{N}}{\mathrm{N}}-{\mathrm{O}}}_{{\mathrm{v}}{\mathrm{a}}{\mathrm{c}}}} $ represent the 1NN and 2NN oxygen vacancy formation energies of $ {M}^{x+} $, respectively.

    $ Ox $
    PureNb5+Nb4+Nb3+Sn4+Sn2+
    $ {E}_{{\mathrm{f}}}^{{1{\mathrm{N}}{\mathrm{N}}-{\mathrm{O}}}_{{\mathrm{v}}{\mathrm{a}}{\mathrm{c}}}} $/eV6.3535.7715.6915.2524.4743.905
    $ {E}_{{\mathrm{f}}}^{{2{\mathrm{N}}{\mathrm{N}}-{\mathrm{O}}}_{{\mathrm{v}}{\mathrm{a}}{\mathrm{c}}}} $/eV5.9385.9195.3625.2575.029
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Publishing process
  • Received Date:  30 April 2024
  • Accepted Date:  16 June 2024
  • Available Online:  27 June 2024

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