The SORGENTINA-RF project aims at developing a 14 MeV fusion neutron source featuring an emission rate in the order of 5–7 x 10^13 s^-1. The plant relies on a metallic water-cooled rotating target and a deuterium (50%) and tritium (50%) ion beam. Beyond the main focus of medical radioisotope production, the source may represent a multi-purpose neutron facility by implementing a series of neutron-based techniques. Among the different engineering and technological issues to be addressed, the production of incondensable gases and corrosion product into the rotating target deserves a dedicated investigation. In this study, a preliminary analysis is carried out, considering the general layout of the target and the present choice of the target material.
Preliminary assessment of radiolysis for the cooling water system in the rotating target of SORGENTINA-RF
Camillo Sartorio
;Massimo Angiolini;Davide Flammini;Antonino Pietropaolo;Pietro Agostini;Marco Capogni;Mauro Capone;Sebastiano Cataldo;Gian Marco Contessa;Marco D’Arienzo;Dario Diamanti;Danilo Dongiovanni;Mirko Farini;Paolo Ferrari;Angela Fiore;Nicola Fonnesu;Manuela Frisoni;Gianni Gadani;Angelo Gentili;Giacomo Grasso;Manuela Guardati;David Guidoni;Marco Lamberti;Luigi Lepore;Andrea Mancini;Andrea Mariani;Giuseppe A. Marzo;Bruno Mastroianni;Fabio Moro;Valerio Orsetti;Tonio Pinna;Antonietta Rizzo;Alexander Rydzy;Stefano Salvi;Demis Santoli;Alessia Santucci;Luca Saraceno;Salvatore Scaglione;Valerio Sermenghi;Emanuele Serra;Andrea Simonetti;Ivan Panov Spassovsky;Nicholas Terranova;Silvano Tosti;Alberto Ubaldini;Marco Utili;Pietro Zito;Danilo Zola;Konstantina Voukelatou;Giuseppe Zummo
2022-01-01
Abstract
The SORGENTINA-RF project aims at developing a 14 MeV fusion neutron source featuring an emission rate in the order of 5–7 x 10^13 s^-1. The plant relies on a metallic water-cooled rotating target and a deuterium (50%) and tritium (50%) ion beam. Beyond the main focus of medical radioisotope production, the source may represent a multi-purpose neutron facility by implementing a series of neutron-based techniques. Among the different engineering and technological issues to be addressed, the production of incondensable gases and corrosion product into the rotating target deserves a dedicated investigation. In this study, a preliminary analysis is carried out, considering the general layout of the target and the present choice of the target material.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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