Alloy Search and Predict

Simulate Specific Alloys
Specify up to 100 individual alloy compositions with a maximum of 7 elements. This function will accept atomic ratio, atomic percent and atomic fractions.
Alloy compositions: (with 3 examples)	Al3CoCrFeNi Co0.25Cr0.25Fe0.25Ni0.25 CoCrFe
Required for radioactive decay analysis.
Reactor Type:
Years of Irradiation:
Decay Time after irradiation (years):
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User Guide

Alloy Compositions — Enter one alloy per line, each must have 2–7 elements using standard symbols (e.g., Fe, Al) Quantities can be in atomic ratio (e.g., Co3Fe), atomic percent ( at.% e.g., Fe25Al75), or atomic fraction (e.g., Cr0.5Ni0.5)
For example:
- Fe25Al75 is interpreted as 25 atoms of iron and 75 atoms of aluminum, yielding atomic fractions:
  - Fe = 0.25
  - Al = 0.75
- This is equivalent to Fe0.25Al0.75 or the compound notation FeAl₃.
🚫 Do not enter weight percentages. ASAP does not convert mass percentages to atomic fractions internally. If your data is in weight percent, use an external tool to convert to atomic fractions before input.

Recommendation: To avoid ambiguity, use formats like Fe0.25Al0.75 for clarity.
Reactor Type — Choose between PWR, SFR and DEMO FW
Years of Irradiation — Select from 2, 5, or 10 years
Decay Time after irradiation — Input a real number (e.g., 1 for 1 year or 0.0027 for 1 day) representing decay/cooling time after irradiation in years

Valid Alloy Examples:
AlFe
Cr0.25Ni0.25Fe0.25Co0.25
Mn2Fe1

Invalid Alloy Examples:
Zr — Only one element
Al-Fe — Illegal character
AlFeCuMgZnNiTiV — Too many elements

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You’ll receive a CSV with all valid predictions, one per valid alloy entry. See the How-To Guide for explanations of the CSV column headings.

If your submission fails, check line count, formatting, and whether each alloy has 2–7 valid elements.