Cristiano Lino Fontana , Alberto Carnera , Marcello Lunardon , Felix Pino , Cinzia Sada , Francesca Soramel , Luca Stevanato , Giancarlo Nebbia , Cédric Carasco , Bertrand Perot , Alix Sardet , Guillaume Sannie , Alessandro Iovene , Carlo Tintori , Krystian Grodzicki , Marek Moszyński , Paweł Sibczyński , Lukasz Swiderski , Sandra Moretto
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Detection System of the First Rapidly Relocatable Tagged Neutron Inspection System (RRTNIS), Developed in the Framework of the European H2020 C-BORD Project
The European project entitled “effective Container inspection at BORDer control points” (C-BORD) focuses on the development and in-situ tests of a comprehensive cost-effective solution for the generalized Non-Intrusive Inspection (NII) of containers and large-volume freight at the European Union (EU) border. It copes with a large range of targets, including explosives, chemical warfare agents, illicit drugs, tobacco and Special Nuclear Materials. Within the C-BORD project, a new generation of Tagged Neutron Inspection System (TNIS) for cargo containers is foreseen. Unlike its predecessors, this system would be the first Rapidly Relocatable TNIS (RRTNIS). It will be a second-line defense system, to be used on sealed containers in order to detect explosives, illicit drugs and chemical agents in a suspect voxel (elementary volume unit).
We report on the status of the RRTNIS system, in particular the overall design, the characterization of the large-volume NaI(Tl) gamma detectors, the digital analysis of the time measurements and the Data Acquisition System (DAQ).