Study of neutron induced defects in ceramics using the GiPS facility

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Preliminary results are presented from a study of neutron irradiation damage in Sapphire and B4C, produced with a fluence of 6×1018 n/cm2 and ∼1015 n/cm 2, respectively. Measurements were performed at the GiPS facility and the SPONSOR beam at HZDR, and in the PAL spectrometer at NRCN. Bulk and vacancies lifetimes were identified in the Sapphire, ∼150ps and ∼188ps, respectively, with complete trapping in the irradiation induced vacancies. Irradiation damage in B4C found to be limited to the surface. A single lifetime of ∼166ps was measured in both irradiated and non-irradiated samples, and was associated with the bulk.

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May-Tal Beck, S., Butterling, M., Anwand, W., Beck, A., Wagner, A., Brauer, G., … Hen, O. (2013). Study of neutron induced defects in ceramics using the GiPS facility. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 443). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/443/1/012076

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