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Computational analysis of the dose rates at JSI TRIGA reactor irradiation facilities
K Ambrožič1, G Žerovnik1, L Snoj1
1F8 reactor physics division, Jožef Stefan Institute, Jamova cesta 39, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Abstract:
The JSI TRIGA Mark II, IJS research reactor is equipped with numerous irradiation positions, where samples can be irradiated by neutrons and γ-rays. Irradiation position selection is based on its properties, such as physical size and accessibility, as well as neutron and γ-ray spectra, flux and dose intensities. This paper presents an overview on the neutron and γ-ray fluxes, spectra and dose intensities calculations using Monte Carlo MCNP software and ENDF/B-VII.0 nuclear data libraries. The dose-rates are presented in terms of ambient dose equivalents, air kerma, and silicon dose equivalent. At full reactor power the neutron ambient dose equivalent ranges from 5.5×103Svh-1 to 6×106Svh-1, silicon dose equivalent from 6×102Gy/hsi to 3×105Gy/hsi, and neutron air kerma from 4.3×103Gyh-1 to 2×105Gyh-1. Ratio of fast (1MeV