S. Fujine et al., AN EXPERIMENTAL-METHOD FOR MACROSCOPIC CROSS-SECTION MEASUREMENTS USING NEUTRON RADIOSCOPY, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section A, Accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment, 377(1), 1996, pp. 96-101
Neutron radioscopic images of high quality could be recently used for
the quantitative measurements such as the length, the dimension, the s
hape or the form and/or the thickness. Generally the neutron transmiss
ion curve is expressed by a straight line in a graph of the Y-axis on
a log scale and the X-axis on a linear scale, and the macroscopic cros
s section Sigma of a material is estimated from the gradient of the li
ne measured by the thickness for 90% neutron attenuation, In the metho
d presented in this paper, the thickness could be obtained from a curv
e in a linear (Y)-log(X) graph. This paper describes an experimental m
ethod to measure the macroscopic cross section for various materials u
sing neutron radioscopy. Measured Sigma values were relatively adequat
e compared to reference values.