journal article·2002-12-01

Current status of TRR-II neutron-spectrometer designs

J.K. Gone, T.N. Yang, M.W. Wu, C.S. Tsao, C.S. Hwang, W.F. Tsai, Y.H. Huang

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Abstract

The objective of the Taiwan Research Reactor project is to modify the Taiwan Research Reactor (TRR) into a multi-purpose medium-flux research reactor (TRR-II). The project started in 1998, and the estimated maximum unperturbed thermal neutron flux (E<0.625 eV) of the new reactor is approximately 2.7×1014 n/cm2 s. The major application areas of TRR-II are: neutron scattering in material and biological researches, material tests, neutron-activation analyses, isotope production and industrial applications.
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