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Cherenkov counters for the detection of gamma rays from active interrogation
By: Bernstein, A.; Blackburn, B.W.; Hynes, M.V.; Lanza, R.C.; Erickson, A.S.; Dazeley, S.;
2011 / IEEE / 978-1-4673-0120-6
Description
This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' Cherenkov counters for the detection of gamma rays from active interrogation ' Water-based Cherenkov counters are considered for remote detection of special nuclear materials with aid of active interrogation. We designed and manufactured a detector capable of gamma ray detection and demonstrated particle energy discrimination ability. Background reduction techniques based on energy threshold and photomultiplier tube multiplicity were implemented in particle detection. Both approaches resulted in a significant suppression of low-level background.
Related Topics
Remote Detection
Special Nuclear Materials
Particle Energy Discrimination
Energy Threshold
Photomultiplier Tube Multiplicity
Water-based Cherenkov Counters
Active Interrogation
Gamma Rays Detection
Low-level Background Suppression
Cherenkov Counters
Photomultipliers
Engineering
Gamma-ray Detection