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Information × Registration Number 0217U001028, 0116U007040 , R & D reports Title Dual-detectors detection system based on uncooled silicon detectors and metal gadolinium for detection of thermal neutrons with the ability to tuning out background radiation popup.stage_title Head Maslov Mykola Ivanovich, Кандидат фізико-математичних наук Registration Date 16-01-2017 Organization National Science Center "Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology popup.description2 The purpose of research - design and manufacturing dual-detector module based on uncooled silicon detectors and metal gadolinium for detection of thermal neutrons with the ability to tune out background radiation; modeling of radiation processes, diffusion and absorption of particles in dual-detector modules in the capture of thermal neutrons. The basis of this method is the selection of the spectral distribution of the conversion electrons from a mixed range of the electron beam. This division is obtained using a two-channel detection module, containing two planar silicon detector thickness of 300 microns with gadolinium converter and without. When designing a system for detection of thermal neutrons used dual-detector module based on the planar silicon detectors developed in KIPT, as well as various sources of ionizing radiation and control instrumentation. As a result of the work in stages 1 and 2 is designed two-detector detection system based on uncooled silicon detectors and metal gadolinium for detection of thermal neutrons with the ability to tune out background radiation, including: simulated radiation processes, diffusion and absorption of particles in two-detector module in the capture of thermal neutrons by means of a software package GEANT4; made to develop a model and testing the physical processes occurring during the passage of the spectrum of thermal neutrons in dual-detector modular system; developed software complex "Si_converter", which takes into account the actual geometry dual-detector module to track the transportation of neutron fluxes, in-line to view the transfer and absorption of the secondary radiation, to simulate the processing and comparison of each channel dual-detector system; calculated the passage of neutrons, electrons and CXR, depending on the geometrical dimensions of the components of the module dual-detector system; simulated response in the implementation of the method of gamma-electron separation of mixed signal (dual-detector system) by the action of the mixed flow to the real geometry and arrangement of the components of the module; designed according dual-detector module design based on uncooled silicon detectors with converters of metal gadolinium; designed electric signal processing circuit from the two-detector unit; developed software to measure the spectra of thermal neutron; made two-detector module for the detection of thermal neutrons based on uncooled silicon detectors with a converter of a metal gadolinium; studied two-detector module based on uncooled silicon detectors and metal gadolinium for detection of thermal neutrons; studies have shown that the application module based on dual-detector uncooled silicon detectors and gadolinium metal registration allows the possibility of thermal neutrons with detuning from background radiation. Subsequent operation is advantageously carried out in research towards developing a multifunctional device for measuring both the gamma radiation and thermal neutrons. Product Description popup.authors Васільев Геннадій Петрович Деєв Олексій Степанович Дубіна Володимир Миколаевич Кіпріч Сергій Констянтинович Каплій Олександр Андрійович Маслов Микола Іванович Овчиннік Володимир Дмитрович Потін Сергій Міхайлович Шуліка Максим Юрійович Яловенко Володимир Іванович popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close
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Head: Maslov Mykola Ivanovich. Dual-detectors detection system based on uncooled silicon detectors and metal gadolinium for detection of thermal neutrons with the ability to tuning out background radiation. (popup.stage: ). National Science Center "Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology. № 0217U001028
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