A neutron spectrometer based on a set of bubble damage detectors is av
ailable, designed for neutrons with energies from 10 keV to 20 MeV. It
s capabilities in the fields behind the shielding of high energy parti
cle accelerators have been studied in two reference fields created in
the Joint Institute of Nuclear Research behind the shielding of a 660
MeV proton phasotron. It was found out that the spectra estimation fol
lowing from the neutron bubble detector spectrometer correlates reason
ably well with the spectra obtained through a Bonner spectrometer comb
ined with the C-12 (n,2n) activation reaction.