优化树脂屏蔽中子衍射仪探测器

IF 1.6 3区工程技术 Q3 CHEMISTRY, INORGANIC & NUCLEAR

Applied Radiation and Isotopes Pub Date : 2025-02-25 DOI:10.1016/j.apradiso.2025.111755

Mohamed Hachouf, Naziha Benaskeur

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摘要

在核技术中，特殊材料被用来屏蔽探测器。为了在材料动力学分析过程中进行快速扫描，在中子衍射中使用多探测器系统，其中硼化氢化材料用于屏蔽探测器免受中子背景的影响。为了增强屏蔽，B4C粉末最终被添加以获得更好的保护。因此，中子屏蔽计算在优化探测器系统设计中起着至关重要的作用。本工作旨在通过SCALE6.1代码模拟，建立含硼和非含硼树脂的中子屏蔽参数。为了最终应用于新设计的Es-Salam中子衍射仪的多探测器系统，对不同的单色中子束进行了模拟，这些单色中子束可用于研究材料的不同结构特性。研究了C57H65O10树脂在不同单色中子束下的中子行为。对后向散射中子通量、后向散射深度和透射厚度进行了分析和评价。对所研究的每一个中子能加入B4C后，它们被还原，并得到了良好的衍射数据。所得结果可为任何中子散射仪器检测系统的最低机械负荷优化设计建立相应的屏蔽条件。

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Optimizing resin shielding for neutron diffractometer detectors

In nuclear techniques, specific materials are used to shield detectors. For quick scan during kinetic analysis of materials, multi-detector systems are used in neutron diffraction where borated hydrogenated-materials are used to shield detectors from the neutron background. For shielding enhancement, the B₄C powder is eventually added for better protection. Then, neutron shielding calculations play a vital role in optimizing detector system design.

The present work aims to establish, by SCALE6.1 code simulation, some neutron shielding parameters of borated and non-borated resin. For an eventual use in the newly designed multi-detector system for Es-Salam neutron diffractometer, the simulation has been done for different monochromatic neutron-beams that can be used to investigate different structural properties of materials.

The neutron behavior of the C₅₇H₆₅O₁₀ resin without and with 5 wt% boron has been studied for different monochromatic neutron-beam. The backscattered neutron flux, the backscattering depth and the transmission-off thickness are analyzed and evaluated. They are reduced following the B₄C addition for each studied neutron-energy and a good diffraction data can be obtained. The obtained results permit to establish the corresponding shielding condition for an optimized design with the lowest mechanical loading on any neutron-scattering instrument detection-system.

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Applied Radiation and Isotopes 工程技术-核科学技术

CiteScore

3.00

自引率

12.50%

发文量

406

审稿时长

13.5 months

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