The degradation of materials in nuclear power plants poses significant safety and operational challenges. This book addresses the complex interplay between material science, engineering, and management practices essential for maintaining the integrity and longevity of nuclear facilities. It examines the mechanisms of material degradation, the impact of environmental factors, and the development of strategies to mitigate these issues, drawing on international expertise and operational experience.

This publication is recognized as a key technical resource for nuclear power plant operators and regulatory bodies. It synthesizes international knowledge on material degradation, offering practical insights into management strategies. The work is valued for its comprehensive approach, addressing both the scientific underpinnings of material failure and the crucial managerial aspects of ensuring plant safety and reliability. Its focus on practical application makes it an important reference for professionals in the field.