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19 October 1999 Manufacturing and studying of new polystyrene scintillators
Vitalij G. Senchishin, Vladimir L. Vasilchuk, Artem Borysenko, Valentin N. Lebedev, Alexander F. Adadurov, Alexander I. Kalinichenko, Valentina D. Titskaja, Valentina S. Koba, Nina P. Khlapova, Ludmilla E. Pelipyagina, Ludmilla A. Miroshnichenko, Valentina N. Osadchenko, Nikolaj A. Kluban
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Abstract
New type of polystyrene-based scintillators UPS98GC were tested regarding long term stability, radiation hardness and light yield uniformity for different doses and dose-rate levels of gamma radiation. They were compared to SCSN-81 produced by Kuraray Co. which has often used in high-energy physics experiments. The dependence of scintillator properties on radiation dose rates as well on total dose values is studied. It is shown that for relatively small dose rate, closed to those expected during scintillator lifetime, our UPS98GC does not yield to SCSN-81.
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Vitalij G. Senchishin, Vladimir L. Vasilchuk, Artem Borysenko, Valentin N. Lebedev, Alexander F. Adadurov, Alexander I. Kalinichenko, Valentina D. Titskaja, Valentina S. Koba, Nina P. Khlapova, Ludmilla E. Pelipyagina, Ludmilla A. Miroshnichenko, Valentina N. Osadchenko, and Nikolaj A. Kluban "Manufacturing and studying of new polystyrene scintillators", Proc. SPIE 3768, Hard X-Ray, Gamma-Ray, and Neutron Detector Physics, (19 October 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.366619
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KEYWORDS
Scintillators

Signal attenuation

Curium

Manufacturing

Physics

Gamma radiation

Sensors

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