1968
DOI: 10.1016/0029-554x(68)90454-0
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Low-density polyurethane foam plate spark chamber

Abstract: Development of a mu1ti~gap. low-density visual spark chamber is described. Tpe design has been used successfully to make spark chambers up to 2600 in. 2 in area with very uniform gap spacing. Individual plate thickness is approximately 0.125 in. Density per plate is approximately 29 mg/cc. or the radiation length equivalent to approximately 2 mils of aluminum. The chambers have been pulsed in a Bevatron experiment over 2.5X10 6 times with good efficiency.

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“…To minimize multiple scattering and energy loss the spark chambers were constructed of lowmass material (20 mg per gap). 9 Tracks were recorded photographically and have been measured on semiautomatic measuring machines. The trigger for an event was a stopped pion and a coincidence between any two nonadjacent pairs of counters out of the six mounted in front of the magnet (see Fig.…”
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“…To minimize multiple scattering and energy loss the spark chambers were constructed of lowmass material (20 mg per gap). 9 Tracks were recorded photographically and have been measured on semiautomatic measuring machines. The trigger for an event was a stopped pion and a coincidence between any two nonadjacent pairs of counters out of the six mounted in front of the magnet (see Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%