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Measurement of the 244Cm and 246Cm neutron-induced capture cross sections at the n_TOF facility

Abstract

The neutron capture reactions of the 244Cm and 246Cm isotopes open the path for the formation of heavier Cm isotopes and heavier elements such as Bk and Cf in a nuclear reactor. In addition, both isotopes belong to the minor actinides with a large contribution to the decay heat and to the neutron emission in irradiated fuels. There are only two previous 244Cm and 246Cm capture cross section measurements: one in 1969 using a nuclear explosion [1] and the most recent data measured at J-PARC in 2010 [2]. The data for both isotopes are very scarce due to the di culties in performing the measurements: high intrinsic activity of the samples and limited facilities capable of providing isotopically enriched samples. We have measured both neutron capture cross sections at the n_TOF Experimental Area 2 (EAR-2) with three C6D6 detectors and also at Area 1 (EAR-1) with the TAC. Preliminary results assessing the quality and limitations (background subtraction, measurement technique and counting statistics) of this new experimental datasets are presented and discussed.

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Measurement of the 244Cm and 246Cm neutron-induced capture cross sections at the n_TOF facility

Author: Alcayne, V.,Ogállar Ruiz, Francisco,Praena Rodríguez, Antonio Javier,Porras Sánchez, José Ignacio
Publisher: EDP Sciences
Year: 2019
DOI: 10.1051/epjconf/201921103008
Source: https://digibug.ugr.es/bitstream/10481/58546/1/Alcayne-Measurements.pdf
Measu emen o he 244Cm and 246Cm neu on-induced cap-
u e c oss sec ions a he n_TOF acili y
V. Alcayne1, A. Kimu a2, E. Mendoza1, D. Cano-O 1, T. Ma ínez1, O. Abe le3,
J. And zejewski4, L. Audouin5, V. Béca es1, M. Bacak3,6,7, M. Ba bagallo3,8, F. Beˇ
c áˇ
9,
G. Bellia10,11, E. Be houmieux7, J. Billowes12, D. Bosna 13, A. B own14, M. Busso8,15,16,
M. Caamaño17, L. Caballe o-On anaya18, F. Cal iño19, M. Cal iani3, A. Casano as19,
F. Ce u i3, Y. H. Chen5, E. Chia e i3,12,20, N. Colonna8, G. Co és19, M. A. Co és-Gi aldo20,
L. Cosen ino10, S. C is allo8,15,21, L. A. Damone8,22, M. Diakaki23,3, M. Die z24, C. Domingo-
Pa do18, R. D essle 25, E. Dupon 7, I. Du án17, Z. Eleme26, B. Fe nández-Domínguez17,
A. Fe a i3, P. Finocchia o10, V. Fu man27, K. Göbel28, A. Gawlik4, S. Gila doni3,
T. Gloda iu29, I. F. Gonçal es30, E. González-Rome o1, C. Gue e o20, F. Gunsing7,
H. Ha ada2, S. Heini z25, J. Heyse31, D. G. Jenkins14, F. Käppele 32, Y. Kadi3, T. Ka abuchi33,
N. Ki el25, I. Knapo a9, M. Kokko is23, Y. Kopa ch27, M. K iˇ
cka9, D. Ku ulgil28,
I. Lada escu18, C. Lede e -Woods24, J. Le endegui-Ma co20, S. Lo Meo34,35, S. J. Lonsdale24,
D. Macina3, A. Manna35,36, A. Masi3, C. Massimi35,36, P. Mas inu37, M. Mas oma co3,
F. Ma eucci38,39, E. A. Mauge i25, A. Mazzone8,40, A. Mengoni34, V. Michalopoulou23,
P. M. Milazzo38, F. Ming one3, A. Musuma a10,11, A. Neg e 29, R. Nol e41, F. Ogálla 42,
A. Op ea29, N. Pa onis26, A. Pa lik43, J. Pe kowski4, L. Pe san i8,15,21, I. Po as42,
J. P aena42, J. M. Quesada20, D. Radeck41, D. Ramos-Do al5, T. Rausche 44,45, R. Rei a h28,
D. Rochman25, M. Saba é-Gila e3,20, A. Saxena46, P. Schillebeeckx31, D. Schumann25,
S. Simone10, A. G. Smi h12, N. V. Sosnin12, A. S ama opoulos23, G. Taglien e8,
J. L. Tain18, T. Talip25, A. Ta i eño-Saldi ia19, L. Tassan-Go 3,23,5, A. Tsinganis3, J. Ul ich25,
S. U lass3,47, S. Valen a9, G. Vannini35,36, V. Va iale8, P. Vaz30, A. Ven u a35, D. Vesco i8,15,
V. Vlachoudis3, R. Vlas ou23, A. Wallne 48, P. J. Woods24, T. W igh 12, and P. Žugec13
1Cen o de In es igaciones Ene gé icas Medioambien ales y Tecnológicas (CIEMAT), Spain
2Japan A omic Ene gy Agency (JAEA), Tokai-mu a, Japan
3Eu opean O ganiza ion o Nuclea Resea ch (CERN), Swi ze land
4Uni e si y o Lodz, Poland
5Ins i u de Physique Nucléai e, CNRS-IN2P3, Uni . Pa is-Sud, Uni e si é Pa is-Saclay, F-91406 O -
say Cedex, F ance
6Technische Uni e si ä Wien, Aus ia
7CEA I u, Uni e si é Pa is-Saclay, F-91191 Gi -su -Y e e, F ance
8Is i u o Nazionale di Fisica Nuclea e, Sezione di Ba i, I aly
9Cha les Uni e si y, P ague, Czech Republic
10INFN Labo a o i Nazionali del Sud, Ca ania, I aly
11Dipa imen o di Fisica e As onomia, Uni e si à di Ca ania, I aly
12Uni e si y o Manches e , Uni ed Kingdom
13Depa men o Physics, Facul y o Science, Uni e si y o Zag eb, Zag eb, C oa ia
14Uni e si y o Yo k, Uni ed Kingdom
15Is i u o Nazionale di Fisica Nuclea e, Sezione di Pe ugia, I aly
16Dipa imen o di Fisica e Geologia, Uni e si à di Pe ugia, I aly
17Uni e si y o San iago de Compos ela, Spain
18Ins i u o de Física Co puscula , CSIC - Uni e sidad de Valencia, Spain
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19Uni e si a Poli ècnica de Ca alunya, Spain
20Uni e sidad de Se illa, Spain
21Is i u o Nazionale di As o isica - Osse a o io As onomico di Te amo, I aly
22Dipa imen o di Fisica, Uni e si à degli S udi di Ba i, I aly
23Na ional Technical Uni e si y o A hens, G eece
24School o Physics and As onomy, Uni e si y o Edinbu gh, Uni ed Kingdom
25Paul Sche e Ins i u (PSI), Villingen, Swi ze land
26Uni e si y o Ioannina, G eece
27Join Ins i u e o Nuclea Resea ch (JINR), Dubna, Russia
28Goe he Uni e si y F ank u , Ge many
29Ho ia Hulubei Na ional Ins i u e o Physics and Nuclea Enginee ing, Romania
30Ins i u o Supe io Técnico, Lisbon, Po ugal
31Eu opean Commission, Join Resea ch Cen e, Geel, Re ieseweg 111, B-2440 Geel, Belgium
32Ka ls uhe Ins i u e o Technology, Campus No h, IKP, 76021 Ka ls uhe, Ge many
33Tokyo Ins i u e o Technology, Japan
34Agenzia nazionale pe le nuo e ecnologie (ENEA), Bologna, I aly
35Is i u o Nazionale di Fisica Nuclea e, Sezione di Bologna, I aly
36Dipa imen o di Fisica e As onomia, Uni e si à di Bologna, I aly
37Is i u o Nazionale di Fisica Nuclea e, Sezione di Legna o, I aly
38Is i u o Nazionale di Fisica Nuclea e, Sezione di T ies e, I aly
39Dipa imen o di As onomia, Uni e si à di T ies e, I aly
40Consiglio Nazionale delle Rice che, Ba i, I aly
41Physikalisch-Technische Bundesans al (PTB), Bundesallee 100, 38116 B aunschweig, Ge many
42Uni e si y o G anada, Spain
43Uni e si y o Vienna, Facul y o Physics, Vienna, Aus ia
44Depa men o Physics, Uni e si y o Basel, Swi ze land
45Cen e o As ophysics Resea ch, Uni e si y o He o dshi e, Uni ed Kingdom
46Bhabha A omic Resea ch Cen e (BARC), India
47Helmhol z-Zen um D esden-Rossendo , Ge many
48Aus alian Na ional Uni e si y, Canbe a, Aus alia
Abs ac . The neu on cap u e eac ions o he 244Cm and 246Cm iso opes open
he pa h o he o ma ion o hea ie Cm iso opes and hea ie elemen s such as
Bk and C in a nuclea eac o . In addi ion, bo h iso opes belong o he mino
ac inides wi h a la ge con ibu ion o he decay hea and o he neu on emission
in i adia ed uels. The e a e only wo p e ious 244Cm and 246Cm cap u e c oss
sec ion measu emen s: one in 1969 using a nuclea explosion [1] and he mos
ecen da a measu ed a J-PARC in 2010 [2]. The da a o bo h iso opes a e e y
sca ce due o he di icul ies in pe o ming he measu emen s: high in insic
ac i i y o he samples and limi ed acili ies capable o p o iding iso opically
en iched samples.
We ha e measu ed bo h neu on cap u e c oss sec ions a he n_TOF Expe i-
men al A ea 2 (EAR-2) wi h h ee C6D6de ec o s and also a A ea 1 (EAR-1)
wi h he TAC. P elimina y esul s assessing he quali y and limi a ions (back-
g ound sub ac ion, measu emen echnique and coun ing s a is ics) o his new
expe imen al da ase s a e p esen ed and discussed.
1 In oduc ion
Accu a e neu on cap u e c oss sec ion da a o mino ac inides (MAs) a e equi ed o es i-
ma e he p oduc ion and ansmu a ion a es o MAs in ligh -wa e eac o s (LWR) wi h a
high bu nup, c i ical as eac o s like Gen-IV sys ems and o he inno a i e de ices such as
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accele a o d i en sys ems (ADS) [3]. The 244Cm (T1/2=18.1 yea s) and 246Cm (T1/2=4730
yea s) iso opes a e among he mos impo an MAs due o he di icul ies in hei ansmu a-
ion and hei con ibu ion o he adio oxici y o he i adia ed nuclea uels. In pa icula ,
e en a e h ee yea s o cooling, 244Cm sha es nea ly 50% o he o al ac inide decay hea in
i adia ed eac o uels wi h a high bu nup. In addi ion, bo h o hem a e in he pa h o he
c ea ion o any hea ie Cm iso opes and hea ie elemen s like Bk and C .
Only wo p e ious cap u e measu emen s we e done be o e he n_TOF measu emen s. The
i s one, done in 1969 [1], used he neu ons p oduced in an unde -g ound nuclea explo-
sion. The 244Cm (n,γ) c oss sec ion was measu ed in a ange om 20 eV o 1 keV and o
he 246Cm(n,γ) om 20 eV o 400 eV. The second cap u e measu emen was pe o med in
2010 wi h a la ge co e age Ge-a ay in he Accu a e Neu on Nucleus Reac ion Measu e-
men Ins umen (ANNRI) a J-PARC [2]. In his second measu emen he da a ob ained o
bo h iso opes ange om 2 eV o 300 eV. The esonance analysis was done up o 30 eV. The
sca ci y o he a ailable da a and he many expe imen al challenges in ol ed in he wo p e-
ious measu emen s mo i a ed an addi ional measu emen unde di e en condi ions, i.e., in
a di e en acili y, wi h di e en de ec o s and moni o s and wi h a di e en me hodology.
2 Expe imen
The same samples used a J-PARC ha e been measu ed a n_TOF. In his acili y, he neu on
beam is gene a ed h ough spalla ion o 20 GeV/c p o ons, which a e ex ac ed in pulses om
he CERN P o on Synch o on and impinging on a lead a ge . The pulses ha e a nominal
in ensi y o 7×1012 p o ons and a ime sp ead o 7 ns ( ms). The neu ons a el along wo
beam lines owa ds he wo expe imen al a eas along : EAR-1 ligh leng h o 185 m [4]
(ho izon al) and EAR-2 ligh leng h o 19 m [5] ( e ical). The neu on lux is la ge in he
EAR-2 and he ene gy esolu ion is be e in he EAR-1.
The samples ha e been measu ed in bo h expe imen al a eas. The measu emen in EAR-2
has been done wi h h ee C6D6de ec o s and he To al Ene gy De ec ion (TED) [6] echnique,
and he measu emen in EAR-1 wi h he n_TOF To al Abso p ion Calo ime e (TAC) [7],
designed o de ec he comple e γ- ay cascade. Measu ing in bo h expe imen al a eas wi h
di e en de ec o s and echniques will allow o c osscheck esul s and, p esumably, o educe
he inal unce ain ies.
The a ge s used o he expe imen consis in wo samples o 244Cm and one o 246Cm.
The e we e 0.4 mg o 244Cm in each o he 244Cm samples and 1.1 mg o 246Cm in he 246Cm
sample. The iso opic abundances o he di e en ac inides a e p esen ed in Table 1.
Table 1. Iso opic composi ion (% a oms) o he 244Cm and 246Cm samples.
244Cm sample 246Cm sample
244Cm 60.3±1.1 20.3±0.5
245Cm 2.4±0.3 1.1±0.3
246Cm 6.3±0.6 57.7±1.5
247Cm - 2.8±0.4
248Cm - 8.8±0.2
240Pu 31.0±0.6 9.3±0.2
2.1 Measu emen a he EAR-2
The h ee C6D6de ec o s we e placed a 5 cm om he sample and pe pendicula o he
beam. In addi ion, h ee addi ional de ec o s we e used o moni o ing he beam. Two o
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hem measu ed he in ensi y o he p o on beam. The hi d one was he SiMon [8], an a ay
o ou silicon de ec o s acing a hin en iched li hium luo ide oil, o moni o ing he neu on
beam.
To ob ain accu a e weigh ing unc ions equi ed o he PHWT [9] echnique, a e y
de ailed desc ip ion o he expe imen al se -up has been implemen ed in he Gean 4 oolki
[10]. The simula ed esponse unc ions ha e been alida ed wi h expe imen al da a ob ained
wi h se e al calib a ion sou ces ( 133Ba, 137Cs, 60Co, 88Y, AmBe and CmC). The geome y
implemen ed in Gean 4 and one o he simula ed esponse unc ions a e shown in Figu e 1.
The da a ob ained a n_TOF a e p ocessed wi h he Pulse Shape Analysis (PSA) ou ine [11].
(MeV)
dep
E
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2
coun s/second/BinWid h
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
MC
Exp-Backg ound
Figu e 1. Geome y o he EAR-2 se up as implemen ed in Gean 4 (le ). Compa ison be ween simu-
la ed (MC) and expe imen al esponse unc ion o an 88Y sou ce ( igh ).
The esul s o he i s a e s o ed in ROOT iles [12]: signal ampli udes, signal a eas, imes,
e c.. Also he con e sion om ime-o - ligh o neu on ene gy is done.
Accu a e ampli ude- o-ene gy calib a ions and gain s abili y checks we e pe o med on
a weekly basis o he h ee C6D6de ec o s using 133Ba, 137Cs, 60Co, 88Y, AmBe and CmC
calib a ion sou ces. Small gain shi s ( 8%) a e obse ed and co ec ed as a unc ion o ime.
The o al numbe o coun s as a unc ion o neu on ene gy measu ed wi h he Cm samples
in place a e shown in Figu e 2. Also shown a e he es ima ed o al backg ound, he beam
ela ed backg ound, and he no-beam ela ed backg ound. These backg ounds ha e been
ob ained om dedica ed measu emen s.
A p elimina y bu a he comple e analysis o he da a measu ed a he EAR-2 has been
pe o med and wo p elimina y cap u e yields (no backg ound sub ac ed) ha e been ob-
ained, one o he 244Cm samples and he o he o he 246Cm sample. Bo h yields (no
backg ound sub ac ed) a e p esen ed in Figu e 3 oge he wi h he yields ob ained om he
JEFF-3.3 [13] c oss sec ions wi h he expe imen al backg ound and he cha ac e is ics o he
EAR-2 neu on beam (neu on lux + esolu ion unc ion)[14]. The ela i e di e ences be-
ween he expe imen al and he e alua ed yields (in %) a e shown a he bo om o each panel,
in eg a ed o each esonance. The esul s ha e been no malized o he i s la ge esonance
o 240Pu a 1 eV.
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Neu on ene gy(eV)
2−
10 1−
10 1 10 2
10
Coun s
4
10
5
10 Cm sample
244
Beam bkg.
No beam bkg.
To al bkg.
Neu on ene gy(eV)
2−
10 1−
10 1 10 2
10
Coun s
4
10
5
10
Cm sample
246
Beam bkg.
No beam bkg.
To al bkg.
Figu e 2. To al numbe o coun s (750 bins pe decade) and es ima ed backg ounds egis e ed in he
244Cm (le ) and 246Cm ( igh ) EAR-2 measu emen s.
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(eV)
n
E
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Cap u e Yield + bkg
0.05
0.1
0.15
0.2
0.25
0.3
0.35
Expe imen al Yield To al Sammy Yield
)γPu-240 (n, )γCm-244 (n,
)γCm-246 (n, Cm-244 (n, )
Cm - 1000 bins pe decade
244
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2−
1.5−
1−
0.5−
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
(eV)
n
E
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Cap u e Yield + bkg
0.02
0.04
0.06
0.08
0.1
0.12
0.14
0.16
0.18
0.2
Expe imen al Yield To al Sammy Yield
)γPu-240 (n, )γCm-244 (n,
)γCm-246 (n, Cm-244 (n, )
Cm-245 (n, ) Cm-247 (n, )
)γCm-248 (n, )γAm-243 (n,
Cm sample - 1000 bins pe decade
246
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
15−
10−
5−
0
5
10
15
(eV)
n
E
10 20 30 40 50 60 70
Cap u e Yield + bkg
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
3−
10×
Expe imen al Yield To al Sammy Yield
)γPu-240 (n, )γCm-244 (n,
)γCm-246 (n, Cm-244 (n, )
Cm - 1000 bins pe decade
244
10 20 30 40 50 60 70
50−
40−
30−
20−
10−
0
10
20
30
40
50
(eV)
n
E
10 20 30 40 50 60 70
Cap u e Yield + bkg
12
14
16
18
20
3−
10×
Expe imen al Yield To al Sammy Yield
)γPu-240 (n, )γCm-244 (n,
)γCm-246 (n, Cm-244 (n, )
Cm-245 (n, ) Cm-247 (n, )
)γCm-248 (n, )γAm-243 (n,
Expe imen al Yield To al Sammy Yield
)γPu-240 (n, )γCm-244 (n,
)γCm-246 (n, Cm-244 (n, )
Cm-245 (n, ) Cm-247 (n, )
)γCm-248 (n, )γAm-243 (n,
Cm sample - 1000 bins pe decade
246
10 20 30 40 50 60 70
15−
10−
5−
0
5
10
15
(eV)
n
E
80 100 120 140 160 180 200
Cap u e Yield + bkg
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
3−
10×
Expe imen al Yield To al Sammy Yield
)γPu-240 (n, )γCm-244 (n,
)γCm-246 (n, Cm-244 (n, )
Cm - 750 bins pe decade
244
80 100 120 140 160 180 200
60−
40−
20−
0
20
40
60
(eV)
n
E
80 100 120 140 160 180 200
Cap u e Yield + bkg
10
12
14
16
18
3−
10×
Expe imen al Yield To al Sammy Yield
)γPu-240 (n, )γCm-244 (n,
)γCm-246 (n, Cm-244 (n, )
Cm-245 (n, ) Cm-247 (n, )
)γCm-248 (n, )γAm-243 (n,
Expe imen al Yield To al Sammy Yield
)γPu-240 (n, )γCm-244 (n,
)γCm-246 (n, Cm-244 (n, )
Cm-245 (n, ) Cm-247 (n, )
)γCm-248 (n, )γAm-243 (n,
Cm sample - 750 bins pe decade
246
80 100 120 140 160 180 200
60−
40−
20−
0
20
40
60
Figu e 3. P elimina y expe imen al yields (no backg ound sub ac ed) o he measu ed 244Cm (le )
and 246Cm ( igh ) samples. Toge he wi h he expe imen al da a poin s, we show an es ima ion o he
con ibu ion o he cap u e and ission eac ions in each iso ope p esen in he samples. These con ibu-
ions ha e been ob ained using he SAMMY compu e code o calcula e he eac ion yields aking in o
accoun he expe imen al condi ions such as Dopple and esolu ion b oadening, and aking he eac ion
c oss sec ions om JEFF-3.3. The esul ing yields we e hen no malized o i he expe imen al esul s
and added o he backg ound, ob ained om dedica ed measu emen s.
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2.2 Measu emen a he EAR-1
The measu emen in EAR-1 was pe o med wi h he TAC, which is an a ay o 40 BaF2
c ys als designed o de ec he ull cap u e γ- ay cascades. The da a analysis is ongoing and
i will ollow simila p ocedu es han he ones pe o med in p e ious TAC expe imen s [15]
[16]. Signals a e g ouped in o TAC e en s wi h a 20 ns coincidence window, and cu s in o al
deposi ed ene gy and de ec ion mul iplici y allow o imp o e he signal o backg ound a io.
The o al numbe o coun s as a unc ion o neu on ene gy measu ed wi h he 244Cm
samples in place a e shown in Figu e 4, oge he wi h he es ima ed backg ounds. The be e
ene gy esolu ion and smalle ins an aneous neu on luence in EAR-1 esul s in a na owe
esonan s uc u e and a la ge con ibu ion o he no-beam ela ed backg ound.
Neu on ene gy(eV)
1 10 2
10
Coun s
2
10
3
10
4
10 Cm sample
244
Beam bkg.
No beam bkg.
To al bkg.
Figu e 4. To al numbe o coun s (1000 bins pe decade) and es ima ed backg ounds egis e ed in he
244Cm EAR-1 measu emen .
3 Conclusions
The cap u e c oss sec ions o 244Cm and 246Cm a e equi ed o es ima e he p oduc ion and
ansmu a ion a es o MAs in LWR and also o new eac o ypes. The e a e only wo
p e ious cap u e measu emen s o hese wo iso opes, bo h o hem wi h many expe imen-
al di icul ies.The e o e, a new measu emen has been pe o med a n_TOF using he wo
expe imen al a eas and p elimina y cap u e yields ha e been ob ained.
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