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ANNUAL REPORT - MTA SzFKI

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SANS. The measured 3 control rods were: K1 (ZfK VA58), K5 (ZfK VA53), Non-used<br />

(ZfK VA77). The characteristics were as follows. Chemical composition: AlMgSi<br />

(Mg(0.9), Si(0.7), Cu(0.1), Mn(0.1), Fe(0.4), Zn(0.2), Ti(0.2) % in Al matrix) rod filled<br />

with B 4 C powder. Size: the diameter is 27mm and the total length is 786mm. Preparation:<br />

pulling and homogenization on high temperature (550 °C). Gamma activity: on surface<br />

(measurement time June of 2005) K5 : 26mSv/h, K1:260mSv/h. We have measured 19<br />

points along the rod. The distance between the measured points is 20mm. We turned the<br />

rod with 90° to measure all side of the rod. The rod was covered with thin Al foil to avoid<br />

the measuring place from the possible radioactive fall out.<br />

I(a.u.)<br />

6x10 3<br />

10 3<br />

10 2<br />

K1_1_4<br />

K1_1_5<br />

K1_1_6<br />

K1_1_7<br />

K1_1_8<br />

K1_1_9<br />

K1_1_10<br />

K1_1_12<br />

K1_1_18<br />

K1_1_19<br />

10 1<br />

3x10 0<br />

10 -2 10 -1 7x10 -1<br />

q (Å -1 )<br />

Fig. 1. Fig. 2.<br />

Fig. 1 shows the rod on the sample stage of the SANS instrument, SANS spectra recorded<br />

alongside the rod and the integrated intensity distribution as a function of the momentum<br />

transfer for the different positions of the rod are given in Fig. 2. A clear correlation of the<br />

irradiation damage (the SANS curves reveal the pore structure evolution in the alloy<br />

material) is followed along the rod as a function of the flux distribution in the height of the<br />

reactor core.<br />

Neutron instrumentation. The 10 MW Budapest Research Rector (BRR) and its<br />

experimental facilities on the KFKI site is a unique large-scale facility in the Central<br />

European region. The Neutron Spectroscopy Department is one of the Laboratories of the<br />

associate institutes forming the Budapest Neutron Centre, which is open for the domestic<br />

and international user community and serves for basic and applied research, commercial<br />

utilisation and education. Experiments performed by the local staff and in collaboration<br />

with national or foreign users coming from universities, industrial or other research<br />

laboratories. We operate several cold and thermal neutron beam instruments: a small angle<br />

scattering (SANS) spectrometer, a reflectometer (REFL), a three axis spectrometer<br />

(TASC) and a cold neutron beam test facility as well as a thermal beam three axis<br />

spectrometer (TAST) and time-of-flight diffractometer (TOFD).<br />

E-Mail:<br />

László Rosta<br />

László Almásy<br />

László Cser<br />

Irina Gladkih<br />

István Füzesy<br />

János Füzi<br />

rosta@szfki.hu<br />

almasy@sunserv.kfki.hu<br />

cser@sunserv.kfki.hu<br />

gladkih@sunserv.kfki.hu<br />

fuzesy@szfki.hu<br />

fuzi@sunserv.kfki.hu<br />

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