论文信息 - Fast neutron dose rate as a function of incident deuteron energy for D+9Be.

Fast neutron dose rate as a function of incident deuteron energy for D+9Be.

The apparatus and techniques employed in measuring the thick target fast neutron dose rate as a function of incident deuteron energy for D+9Be over the energy range 15<or=ED<or=40 MeV are discussed. The resulting data are compared with a summary of previous measurements made at other laboratories. There are significant discrepancies between the two sets of data at the higher energies.

[1] F. H. Attix,et al. Neutron beam dosimetry at the NRL Cyclotron. , 1973, Physics in medicine and biology.

[2] P. Almond,et al. The dose rate of cyclotron-produced fast neutron beams. , 1972, Physics in medicine and biology.

[3] D. K. Bewley,et al. The fast neutron beam from the M. R. C. cyclotron. , 1969, The British journal of radiology.

[4] R. S. Caswell,et al. Energy transfer to matter by neutrons. , 1968, Radiation research.

[5] C. Williamson,et al. Tables of range and stopping power of chemical elements for charged particles of energy 0,5 to 500 MeV , 1966 .

[6] Rollon O. Bondelid,et al. General Description of the NRL Sector-Focusing Cyclotron Facility , 1965 .

[7] E. Tochilin,et al. Neutron beam characteristics from the University of California 60 in. Cyclotron. , 1958, Health physics.