Modeling semiconductor detector of especially pure germanium

Relevance of the work. One of the major contemporary problems is the development of geo-ecology background radiation control methods and means of natural and technogenic origin on the basis of high-precision portable semiconductor detectors. The known methods for calculating such detectors by the Mo...

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Main Authors: Yury Vladimirovich Aleynikov, Yury Anatolievich Popov, Irina Valentinovna Prozorova, Alexander Andreevich Prozorov
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Language:Russian
Published: Tomsk Polytechnic University 2017-08-01
Series:Известия Томского политехнического университета: Инжиниринг георесурсов
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Online Access:http://izvestiya-tpu.ru/archive/article/view/1906
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author Yury Vladimirovich Aleynikov
Yury Anatolievich Popov
Irina Valentinovna Prozorova
Alexander Andreevich Prozorov
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Yury Anatolievich Popov
Irina Valentinovna Prozorova
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description Relevance of the work. One of the major contemporary problems is the development of geo-ecology background radiation control methods and means of natural and technogenic origin on the basis of high-precision portable semiconductor detectors. The known methods for calculating such detectors by the Monte Carlo method is widely used in the field of radiation safety: radiation protection, calculations of nuclear reactors, screening and modeling of the detectors; the radiation parameters of the field of ionizing radiation sources are calculated. The MCNP program implementing the Monte Carlo method is a modeling tool for radiative transfer, mainly in those cases when the measurement are difficult or practically feasible. In the research the MCNP program was used for simulating the detector of high-purity germanium Ge (Li) and the method to improve the determination of the response function for this type of detector. The results obtained in the simulation are accurate enough, there is a good match between the model and the experimental data. The main aim of the research is to develop the computational model GC1020 type germanium detector for solving assessment detector efficiency. Research methods: construction and adjustment of the geometric and physical model of the detector; alternative calculations to determine the effectiveness of the registration detection monoenergetic gamma radiation using the MCNP5 program. Results. Modeling the high-purity germanium detector using the Monte Carlo method is important for the efficiency of registration in the case of samples with irregular geometry, and for large samples, where the effectiveness is difficult to assess experimentally. The paper introduces the calculation of the efficiency of a semiconductor detector which is widely used in our laboratory for various samples that were performed for the geometry of a point source; detector parameters were optimized with 5 % error between the MCNP and experimental performance at different distances from the detector. The optimized geometry of the detector was later confirmed by the effective transfer to other geometry.
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spelling doaj.art-2915f33aead94429bf7353d97566b4462023-06-03T21:12:23ZrusTomsk Polytechnic UniversityИзвестия Томского политехнического университета: Инжиниринг георесурсов2500-10192413-18302017-08-013287Modeling semiconductor detector of especially pure germaniumYury Vladimirovich AleynikovYury Anatolievich PopovIrina Valentinovna ProzorovaAlexander Andreevich ProzorovRelevance of the work. One of the major contemporary problems is the development of geo-ecology background radiation control methods and means of natural and technogenic origin on the basis of high-precision portable semiconductor detectors. The known methods for calculating such detectors by the Monte Carlo method is widely used in the field of radiation safety: radiation protection, calculations of nuclear reactors, screening and modeling of the detectors; the radiation parameters of the field of ionizing radiation sources are calculated. The MCNP program implementing the Monte Carlo method is a modeling tool for radiative transfer, mainly in those cases when the measurement are difficult or practically feasible. In the research the MCNP program was used for simulating the detector of high-purity germanium Ge (Li) and the method to improve the determination of the response function for this type of detector. The results obtained in the simulation are accurate enough, there is a good match between the model and the experimental data. The main aim of the research is to develop the computational model GC1020 type germanium detector for solving assessment detector efficiency. Research methods: construction and adjustment of the geometric and physical model of the detector; alternative calculations to determine the effectiveness of the registration detection monoenergetic gamma radiation using the MCNP5 program. Results. Modeling the high-purity germanium detector using the Monte Carlo method is important for the efficiency of registration in the case of samples with irregular geometry, and for large samples, where the effectiveness is difficult to assess experimentally. The paper introduces the calculation of the efficiency of a semiconductor detector which is widely used in our laboratory for various samples that were performed for the geometry of a point source; detector parameters were optimized with 5 % error between the MCNP and experimental performance at different distances from the detector. The optimized geometry of the detector was later confirmed by the effective transfer to other geometry.http://izvestiya-tpu.ru/archive/article/view/1906sourceefficiency of gamma radiation detectionsemiconductor detectorsimulation by the Monte Carlo methodoptimization of a detector geometry
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Yury Anatolievich Popov
Irina Valentinovna Prozorova
Alexander Andreevich Prozorov
Modeling semiconductor detector of especially pure germanium
Известия Томского политехнического университета: Инжиниринг георесурсов
source
efficiency of gamma radiation detection
semiconductor detector
simulation by the Monte Carlo method
optimization of a detector geometry
title Modeling semiconductor detector of especially pure germanium
title_full Modeling semiconductor detector of especially pure germanium
title_fullStr Modeling semiconductor detector of especially pure germanium
title_full_unstemmed Modeling semiconductor detector of especially pure germanium
title_short Modeling semiconductor detector of especially pure germanium
title_sort modeling semiconductor detector of especially pure germanium
topic source
efficiency of gamma radiation detection
semiconductor detector
simulation by the Monte Carlo method
optimization of a detector geometry
url http://izvestiya-tpu.ru/archive/article/view/1906
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