Device and method for measuring activation rate of radionuclide
A technology of radionuclide and measurement method, which is applied in the measurement field of well-type HPGe detectors, can solve the problems of inability to accurately measure gamma-ray emission probability and high cost of target nuclide, and achieve wide energy range coverage, accurate scale, The effect of improving the detection efficiency
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[0049] 241 Am(n,2n) 240 Measurement of Am reaction activation rate
[0050] 1) Select a well-type HPGe detector with a well height of 50mm and an inner diameter of 15mm, use Pb as the absorber material, and polypropylene as the measurement source container material, and the dimensions of the measurement source container and absorber are shown in Table 1 below;
[0051] Table 1 Measurement source container and absorber size information table
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[0054] 2) with known radioactivity 137 Cs, 95 Zr, 95 Nb and 65 Zn solution prepares the efficiency calibration solution, and the measuring source container is placed in the absorber, and then the absorber is placed in the well of the well-type HPGe detector, and the measurements are carried out respectively;
[0055] 3) Measured to get 137 Cs(662keV), 95 Zr (724, 756keV), 95 Nb(765keV) and 65 The detection efficiencies of the five γ-rays of the four nuclides of Zn (1115keV) are η 1 , η 2 , η 3 , η 4 a...
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[0066] 197 Au(n, 2n) 196 Measurement of Au Reaction Activation Rate
[0067] 1) See Table 1 for the materials and dimensions of the well-type HPGe detector, measurement source container, and absorber;
[0068] 2) with known radioactivity 47 Sc, 51 Cr, 85 Sr and 137 Prepare the efficiency calibration solution with Cs solution, and place the measuring source container in the absorber, then place the absorber in the well of the well-type HPGe detector, and measure respectively;
[0069] 3) Measured to get 47 Sc(159keV), 51 Cr(320keV), 85 Sr(514keV) and 137 The detection efficiencies of the four γ-rays of the four nuclides of Cs (662keV) are η 1 , η 2 , η 3 and η 4 , using the least squares method to perform log-logarithmic polynomial fitting on these 4 sets of data, the efficiency curve fitting formula is obtained as
[0070] lnη=a 0 +a 1 (lnE)+a 2 (lnE) 2 +a 3 (lnE) 3 +a 4 (lnE) 4
[0071] +a 5 (lnE) 5
[0072] where a 0 、a 1 、a 2 、a 3 、a 4 and a ...
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