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Solid State Neutron Dosimeter

University of Missouri System: University of Missouri-Kansas City
posted on 04/07/2011

A compact system capable of determining the spectrum of incident neutrons from 25 meV to 5 MeV at high total detection efficiency based on the use of multi-element solid state neutron detectors embedded in hydrogenous neutron moderator.

Suggested Uses

This particular application of our neutron spectrometer is specifically for neutron dosimetry.

Other uses include:

  • Well logging for hydrocarbons or other resources.
  • Fissile Materials Identification– fingerprint from passive detection of spontaneous fission neutrons.
  • Source Identification– fingerprint specific active detection of prompt neutrons.
  • Shielding/Transport– empirically determined spectra for MCNP feedback.

Advantages

  • The ability to collect a full neutron spectra from a single configuration.
  • The ability to resolve a neutron spectra without unfolding(i.e., faster and more accurate).
  • Detectors that thin and are weakly perturbing (i.e., relative to volume hungry 3He or scintillator-based detectors).

Innovation Details
 

File Number: 11UMK043 


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