Utilization of Polymeric Composites for Neutrons and Gamma-Rays Attenuation
Magdeldin Adham Ahmed El-Sarraf;
Abstract
This thesis is concerned with the investigation of the mechanical, physical
and radiation attenuation properties of some shielding materials. Selected
shields of polyester styrene and epoxy composites were chosen to fulfill certain
applications and are concerned for the present work. Both resins (Polyester and
Epoxy) were filled with crushed magnetite, ilmenite and barite fillers, as well
as, boron carbide for homogeneous shields. Also, boron glass disks were
coupled with the Epoxy-Ilmenite formula in one assembly to perform
multilayered shields. Both basic formulas and polymeric substances, in general,
are hydrocarbonic substances which guarantee good neutron moderation and
attenuation. Furthermore, heavy minerals and boron additives were employed
for gamma rays attenuation and thermal neutrons capture respectively.
and radiation attenuation properties of some shielding materials. Selected
shields of polyester styrene and epoxy composites were chosen to fulfill certain
applications and are concerned for the present work. Both resins (Polyester and
Epoxy) were filled with crushed magnetite, ilmenite and barite fillers, as well
as, boron carbide for homogeneous shields. Also, boron glass disks were
coupled with the Epoxy-Ilmenite formula in one assembly to perform
multilayered shields. Both basic formulas and polymeric substances, in general,
are hydrocarbonic substances which guarantee good neutron moderation and
attenuation. Furthermore, heavy minerals and boron additives were employed
for gamma rays attenuation and thermal neutrons capture respectively.
Other data
| Title | Utilization of Polymeric Composites for Neutrons and Gamma-Rays Attenuation | Other Titles | الإستفادة من المتراكبات البوليمارية فى توهين النيوترونات و أشعة جاما | Authors | Magdeldin Adham Ahmed El-Sarraf | Issue Date | 2011 |
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