The current study presents the way for consistent description of the processes of the radiation defects formation and evolution in conditions of low-temperature neutron irradiation. The topicality of the problem is due to the fact that exposure parameters such as temperature, rate of radiation damage, and damaging dose are not enough for description of the microstructure evolution. The main feature of the method consists in using the statistical model of defects migration. For the cross section descriptions of the interactions between neutrons (depending on their energies) and atoms the analytic expressions, fitting procedure is performed allowing calculations without expensive high-velocity electronic computing systems. The proposed approach was applied to describe the radiation defects evolution in chromium (as BCC structure pattern) exposed to low-temperature neutron irradiation in the reactor IVV-2M. It is shown that calculation results have a good match with experimental data regarding the number of vacancies accumulated in the sample during irradiation obtained using the dilatometer measurements. The developed approach is supposed to be uniform due to application for the description of defects formation and evolution in pure metals as well as in the alloys under irradiation in a wider temperature range in the reactors with various neutron spectra.
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