13–18 Oct 2019
Chattanooga Convention Center
US/Eastern timezone

Neutronics Performance of CSNS Moderators

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25m
Meeting Room 6 (Chattanooga Convention Center)

Meeting Room 6

Chattanooga Convention Center

Oral Presentation Target/Moderator Target

Speaker

Dr Tianjiao Liang (Dongguan Branch,Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS)

Description

The China Spallation Neutron Source (CSNS) is an accelerator based multidiscipline user facility constructed in Dongguan, Guangdong, China. The CSNS consists of a linear accelerator, a rapid cycling proton synchrotron accelerating the beam to 1.6 GeV energy, a solid tungsten target station, and three instruments in phase one for neutron scattering applications.
The neutron wavelength spectra (>0.286A) of three moderators,20K Coupled Hydrogen Moderator(CHM), 20K Decoupled and Poisoned Hydrogen Moderator(DPHM) and room temperature Decoupled Water Moderator(DWM),were measured at beamline 1# 6# 9# and 20# by low efficiency He3 neutron detector and lithium glass neutron detector applying TOF method. The neutronic performance of the moderators provides evidence of strong coupling between the target and the moderators. The integral flux of cold and thermal neutron was verified by activation measurement of gold foil. The integral flux of three moderators is agree with the simulation results of engineering geometry model within 20%. The neutron pulse shape of DPHM was measured by time focusing technique and agree well with the simulation result. The detail of measurement methods and results and MC simulation will be introduced.

Primary author

Dr Tianjiao Liang (Dongguan Branch,Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS)

Co-authors

Mr Songlin Wang (CSNS,Institute of high energy physics, CAS) Dr Fei Shen (CSNS,Institute of high energy physics, CAS) Mr Bin Zhou (CSNS,Institute of high energy physics, CAS) Mr Zhiliang Hu (CSNS,Institute of high energy physics, CAS) Wen Yin (Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

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