Multi-milliampere compact cyclotrons used as neutron sources
Jongen, Yves;Delvigne, T.;Cohilis, P.
(1995) International Conference Neutrons and Their Applications — Location: Crete, Greece (12.June.1994)
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Jongen, YvesUCLouvain
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Delvigne, T.
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Cohilis, P.
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Recent developments in accelerator technology enable high current proton or deuteron beams production up to several milliamps, providing attractive sources for high neutron yield production. Be(p,n), Be(d,n) and /sup 238/U(X,n) reactions are discussed to produce high energy and thermal neutron yields. A 140 MeV, 2.5 mA extracted beam cyclotron is also proposed to feed a spallation neutron source, generating thermal neutron fluxes similar in intensity to those produced by nuclear reactors.
Jongen, Y., Delvigne, T., & Cohilis, P. (1995). Multi-milliampere compact cyclotrons used as neutron sources. SPIE - the International Society for Optical Engineering. Proceedings, Vol. 2339, p. 225-235.