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Figure 2.0 Activity of the Indium foil where t o is the time of the...
Fig 3.0 snapshot of the neutron tank in Manchester laboratory used for...
Fig 4.0 One of the stable Indium-115 foil for the activation experiment...
Fig 5.0 snapshot of Ge-semiconductor detector used in the experiment.
+1 Fig6.0 The experimental set-up (Ge-detector-MCA-monitor)(snap shot)
Effect of Boundary/Wall Material on the Shape of Thermal Neutron Flux Pattern
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  • May 2015
An In-115 foils activated at various distances from the centred Pu/Be neutron source in a polythene walled neutron water tank at Manchester labouratory; and an MCNP code simulation with a polythene wall and a stainless steel wall has been used to study neutron flux distribution pattern and the effect of the wall material on this flux pattern. Four...
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... gamma ray produced during the decay of the activated In-116 was counted using this equipment (fig 5.0). Selected because it possess the highest performance among detectors with exceptional energy resolution, though requires cooling gadget containing liquid Nitrogen {6}. ...

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