Difference between revisions of "Bubble Chamber Beam Test September 2015"

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* '''Run Plan:'''
 
* '''Run Plan:'''
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* Suppression of <sup>14</sup>N(γ,p)<sup>13</sup>C events:
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# Determine an initial pressure and temperature with no beam
 
# Determine an initial pressure and temperature with no beam
 
# Start with beam at K.E. 6.5 MeV
 
# Start with beam at K.E. 6.5 MeV
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# At K.E. of 8.5 MeV, increase the chamber threshold by increasing the pressure. Suppress the <sup>14</sup>N(γ,p)<sup>13</sup>C events.
 
# At K.E. of 8.5 MeV, increase the chamber threshold by increasing the pressure. Suppress the <sup>14</sup>N(γ,p)<sup>13</sup>C events.
 
# Once <sup>14</sup>N(γ,p)<sup>13</sup>C is suppressed, the rate should drop by three orders of magnitude
 
# Once <sup>14</sup>N(γ,p)<sup>13</sup>C is suppressed, the rate should drop by three orders of magnitude
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* Measuring rates from <sup>18</sup>O(γ,α)<sup>14</sup>C:
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Revision as of 17:58, 3 September 2015

Run Plan

  • Chamber is filled with natural N2O


  • Cross sections:

The cross sections are shown in the following figure:

CrossSections.gif

  • Expected rates:

The expected rates are calculated with 3 cm cell thickness and thin radiator.

  • The expected rates are shown in the following figure:

GNaturalN2O.gif

  • The expected rates from oxygen isotopes are shown in the following figure:

GNaturalO.gif

  • Run Plan:
  • Suppression of 14N(γ,p)13C events:
  1. Determine an initial pressure and temperature with no beam
  2. Start with beam at K.E. 6.5 MeV
  3. Increase beam K.E. by 0.1 MeV steps all the way to 8.5 MeV
  4. Reproduce the overall rate shown above
  5. At K.E. of 8.5 MeV, increase the chamber threshold by increasing the pressure. Suppress the 14N(γ,p)13C events.
  6. Once 14N(γ,p)13C is suppressed, the rate should drop by three orders of magnitude
  • Measuring rates from 18O(γ,α)14C: