Estimating induced-activation of SCT barrel-modules in the ATLAS radiation environment.

One of the consequences of operating detector systems in the harsh radiation environments of the ATLAS inner-detector will be radioactivation of the components. If the levels of radioactivity and corresponding dose rates are significant, then there will be implications for any access or maintenance...

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Autores principales: Buttar, C M, Cindro, V, Dawson, I, Mandic, I, Moraes, A
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2002
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Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/685352
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author Buttar, C M
Cindro, V
Dawson, I
Mandic, I
Moraes, A
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Cindro, V
Dawson, I
Mandic, I
Moraes, A
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description One of the consequences of operating detector systems in the harsh radiation environments of the ATLAS inner-detector will be radioactivation of the components. If the levels of radioactivity and corresponding dose rates are significant, then there will be implications for any access or maintenance operations. Given in this note are predictions for the radioactivation of SCT barrel-modules in the expected radiation environment of the inner-detector, based on both calculations and measurements. It is shown that both neutron-capture and high-energy hadron reactions must be taken into account. The predictions show that, from a radiological point of view, the SCT barrel-modules should not pose any serious problems.
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spelling cern-6853522019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/685352engButtar, C MCindro, VDawson, IMandic, IMoraes, AEstimating induced-activation of SCT barrel-modules in the ATLAS radiation environment.Detectors and Experimental TechniquesOne of the consequences of operating detector systems in the harsh radiation environments of the ATLAS inner-detector will be radioactivation of the components. If the levels of radioactivity and corresponding dose rates are significant, then there will be implications for any access or maintenance operations. Given in this note are predictions for the radioactivation of SCT barrel-modules in the expected radiation environment of the inner-detector, based on both calculations and measurements. It is shown that both neutron-capture and high-energy hadron reactions must be taken into account. The predictions show that, from a radiological point of view, the SCT barrel-modules should not pose any serious problems.ATL-INDET-2002-013oai:cds.cern.ch:6853522002-04-18
spellingShingle Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Buttar, C M
Cindro, V
Dawson, I
Mandic, I
Moraes, A
Estimating induced-activation of SCT barrel-modules in the ATLAS radiation environment.
title Estimating induced-activation of SCT barrel-modules in the ATLAS radiation environment.
title_full Estimating induced-activation of SCT barrel-modules in the ATLAS radiation environment.
title_fullStr Estimating induced-activation of SCT barrel-modules in the ATLAS radiation environment.
title_full_unstemmed Estimating induced-activation of SCT barrel-modules in the ATLAS radiation environment.
title_short Estimating induced-activation of SCT barrel-modules in the ATLAS radiation environment.
title_sort estimating induced-activation of sct barrel-modules in the atlas radiation environment.
topic Detectors and Experimental Techniques
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/685352
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