A new Ion Beam Laboratory (IBL) is currently under construction at Sandia National Laboratory in Albuquerque, NM, USA. Three existing accelerators will be moved to the IBL, and two more will be purchased to replace existing systems. The IBL will have extensive radiation shielding that will enable a number of new experiments that Will be discussed in this paper. This paper also provides the details of extensive radiation transport calculations that were used to determine the thickness and height of the shield walls.
Radiation transport calculations for the new ion beam laboratory at Sandia National Laboratory
ROSSI, PAOLO;
2010
Abstract
A new Ion Beam Laboratory (IBL) is currently under construction at Sandia National Laboratory in Albuquerque, NM, USA. Three existing accelerators will be moved to the IBL, and two more will be purchased to replace existing systems. The IBL will have extensive radiation shielding that will enable a number of new experiments that Will be discussed in this paper. This paper also provides the details of extensive radiation transport calculations that were used to determine the thickness and height of the shield walls.File in questo prodotto:
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