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      Neutron activation and prompt gamma intensity in Ar/CO\(_{2}\)-filled neutron detectors at the European Spallation Source

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          Monte Carlo simulations using MCNP6.1 were performed to study the effect of neutron activation in Ar/CO\(_{2}\) neutron detector counting gas. A general MCNP model was built and validated with simple analytical calculations. Simulations and calculations agree that only the \(^{40}\)Ar activation can have a considerable effect. It was shown that neither the prompt gamma intensity from the \(^{40}\)Ar neutron capture nor the produced \(^{41}\)Ar activity have an impact in terms of gamma dose rate around the detector and background level.

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              2017-01-27
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              1701.08117
              8a45914a-2a2a-4f68-9330-4ab3088d7d4d

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