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The intense neutron generator

Abstract

The presentation discusses both the economic and research contexts that would be served by producing neutrons in gram quantities at high intensities by electrical means without uranium-235. The revenue from producing radioisotopes is attractive. The array of techniques introduced by the multipurpose 65 megawatt Intense Neutron Generator project includes liquid metal cooling, superconducting magnets for beam bending and focussing, super-conductors for low-loss high-power radiofrequency systems, efficient devices for producing radiofrequency power, plasma physics developments for producing and accelerating hydrogen, ions at high intensity that are still far out from established practice, a multimegawatt high voltage D.C. generating machine that could have several applications. The research fields served relate principally to materials science through neutron-phonon and other quantum interactions as well as through neutron diffraction. Nuclear physics is served through {mu}-, {pi}- and K-meson production. Isotope production enters many fields of applied research. (author)
Authors:
Publication Date:
Jul 01, 1966
Product Type:
Technical Report
Report Number:
AECL-02818; DL-00072
Resource Relation:
Other Information: Presentation to the University Deans of Engineering and Applied Science, Ottawa, October 25, 1966; PBD: 1966
Subject:
43 PARTICLE ACCELERATORS; HYDROGEN IONS; LINEAR ACCELERATORS; LIQUID METALS; NEUTRON GENERATORS; RADIOISOTOPES; RF SYSTEMS; SUPERCONDUCTORS
OSTI ID:
20579931
Research Organizations:
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, Chalk River, Ontario (Canada)
Country of Origin:
Canada
Language:
English
Other Identifying Numbers:
TRN: CA0500103030649
Availability:
Available from INIS in electronic form
Submitting Site:
CANN
Size:
21 pages
Announcement Date:
Apr 24, 2005

Citation Formats

Lewis, W B. The intense neutron generator. Canada: N. p., 1966. Web.
Lewis, W B. The intense neutron generator. Canada.
Lewis, W B. 1966. "The intense neutron generator." Canada.
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author = {Lewis, W B}
abstractNote = {The presentation discusses both the economic and research contexts that would be served by producing neutrons in gram quantities at high intensities by electrical means without uranium-235. The revenue from producing radioisotopes is attractive. The array of techniques introduced by the multipurpose 65 megawatt Intense Neutron Generator project includes liquid metal cooling, superconducting magnets for beam bending and focussing, super-conductors for low-loss high-power radiofrequency systems, efficient devices for producing radiofrequency power, plasma physics developments for producing and accelerating hydrogen, ions at high intensity that are still far out from established practice, a multimegawatt high voltage D.C. generating machine that could have several applications. The research fields served relate principally to materials science through neutron-phonon and other quantum interactions as well as through neutron diffraction. Nuclear physics is served through {mu}-, {pi}- and K-meson production. Isotope production enters many fields of applied research. (author)}
place = {Canada}
year = {1966}
month = {Jul}
}