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A limestone cave in the NW Dinarides exhibits an anomalous presence of montmorillonite clay, not commonly found in surrounding caves, posing questions about its origin and age. Analysis reveals a composition similar to weathered tephra from the Smrekovec Volcanic Complex, suggesting transport by north‐east winds.
Nadja Zupan Hajna +12 more
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Abstract The Aegean region marks the convergent boundary between the African and Eurasian plates, reflecting complex tectonic processes, including the closure of the Pindos ocean. The Pelagonian unit (PU) forms the core of mainland Greece and was part of the Eurasian continental margin, while the Pindos oceanic crust subducted beneath it.
Shijie Shang +4 more
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Aluminum alloy AA-6061-T6 is widely used as the tank liner in nuclear reactors due to its corrosion resistance and low neutron absorption. However, prolonged exposure induces degradation, threatening structural integrity and operational safety.
Veri Trisnawan +7 more
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Abstract Predictions for the southwestern US with warming often suggest increased aridity. We investigate the sedimentary record of the Miocene Climate Optimum and Transition (MCO and MCT; ∼17–14 Ma) in northern New Mexico to understand the impact of warmer global temperatures and higher pCO2 on southwestern US hydroclimate. The MCO and MCT comprised a
Siânin Spaur +7 more
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Design and testing of a fiber-coupled fast neutron scintillation detector for low-power research reactors [PDF]
We present a new fiber-coupled organic scintillator fast neutron detector. Plastic scintillators are used in many applications to detect fast neutrons and gamma rays.
Bembinoff Alexis Dupont +6 more
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A STUDY OF THE SHIELD OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS TRIGA MARK II RESEARCH REACTOR [PDF]
Detailed measurements were made of the fast-neutron and gamma dose rates and the thermal-neutron fluxes existing at the surfaces of the biological shield of the University of Illinois TRIGA Mark II Research Reactor. Dose rates and fluxes were found to be extremely low. A comparison was made by means of threshold foil techniques between the fast-neutron
Blosser, T.V. +2 more
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The ENEA TRIGA RC-1 facility inside the SECURE project: Production of medical isotopes by neutron activation [PDF]
TRIGA (Training, Research, and Isotope production General Atomics) facilities are research reactors extensively used for neutron activation analyses and various neutron-related experiments and applications.
Spagnuolo Lucrezia +11 more
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Production of 11 C and 7 Be by TRIGA-II Research Reactor
11C has been produced by irradiating for 30 min in the pneumatic tube of a TRIGA-III research reactor about 700 mg of metaboric acid (HBO2), using the 11B (p,n) 11C reaction initiated by neutron-hydrogen recoil. The fast neutron flux (>lMeV) was 9×1011n/cm2·sec. The 11C produced was separated from the irradiated target by distillation of CO2. The yield
MARUYAMA, Yoshiaki +2 more
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In this research, data acquisition studies for signals from the neutron detectors and fuel thermo -couples of ITU TRIGA MARK-II nuclear reactor was implemented.
Burak BARUTÇU, Serhat EKER
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RSV TAPIRO and TRIGA RC-1 research reactors activities
Neutrons produced by research reactors have an important role in the development of nuclear science and technology and also in education and training on these applications. These facilities, originally constructed during the ‘60 s and ‘70 s decades, were initially used for the national nuclear program, then their original mission was converted to host ...
Falconi L., Fabrizio V., Santagata A.
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