A REVIEW OF SOME PASSIVE DOSIMETRY METHODS USED IN RADIATION EFFECTS STUDIES WITH FAST BURST REACTORS.   Technical Paper Number S-50-TP.

Humpherys, K.C.

doi:10.2172/4811356

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“…The designs of STEP and DEMO have not been finalized yet, but in general we can expect their neutron flux and temperature to be comparable to, if not exceeding, those of ITER. Even ITER's neutron fluxes (up to 10 14 cm À2 s À1 [1]) and temperature (up to 800 C [2]) will quickly damage most neutron detectors [3,4], and the strong magnetic field will interfere with the operations of electronic components [1].…”

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Optimising Foil Selection for Neutron Activation Systems

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Neutron spectrum unfolding using activation foils is currently the primary technique planned for measuring the neutron energy spectrum at the first wall of power-generating fusion reactors. Room for improvement in the effectiveness of current foil selection was identified, and a program produced to select foils procedurally in order to maximise the accuracy of the unfolding procedure. Using Kullback–Leibler Divergence to quantify the accuracy, the spectrum unfolded by the procedurally selected set of foils is found to be more accurate than the spectrum unfolded by a set of foils used in the literature.

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