FR2918498A1 - Living organism protecting device, has carbon matrix mounted between dense materials to stop beta rays and gamma rays, where materials with good heat conductivity enclose carbon matrix and paraffin matrix for stopping neutron rays - Google Patents
Living organism protecting device, has carbon matrix mounted between dense materials to stop beta rays and gamma rays, where materials with good heat conductivity enclose carbon matrix and paraffin matrix for stopping neutron rays Download PDFInfo
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La présente invention concerne un dispositif pour protéger les êtresThe present invention relates to a device for protecting human beings
vivants contre les rayonnements ionisants (alpha, bêta plus et moins, X, gamma) et neutroniques (neutrons). Cette opération de protection est habituellement effectuée par la mise en confinement de la matière rayonnante dans des enceintes hermétiques de matière et d'épaisseur dépendant de la nature et de l'énergie du rayonnement. Lorsque le rayonnement est multiple, en particulier, bêta plus, X, gamma et neutrons le confinement est réalisé par une forte épaisseur de matière. Les rayonnements bêta plus, X et gamma sont arrêtés par une épaisseur de béton, de plomb ou des matériaux de forte densité. live against ionizing radiation (alpha, beta plus and minus, X, gamma) and neutron (neutrons). This protective operation is usually performed by confining the radiating material in hermetic enclosures of material and thickness depending on the nature and energy of the radiation. When the radiation is multiple, in particular, beta plus, X, gamma and neutron confinement is achieved by a large thickness of material. Beta plus, X and gamma radiation are stopped by a thickness of concrete, lead or high density materials.
Le rayonnement neutronique est arrêté par une épaisseur de béton, d'eau ou de paraffine. Il est indirectement ionisant car c'est sa capture par les noyaux des atomes de la matière ou leur interaction avec ceux-ci qui génère des rayonnements gamma et/ou diverses particules. Chaque noyau subit ce qu'on appelle une fission libérant de l'énergie et donc de la chaleur. La paraffine est un des matériaux qui absorbe le mieux le rayonnement neutronique, les inconvénients de son utilisation sont l'échauffement provoqué par la fission et sa faible conductivité thermique, liés à ses propriétés physiques qui la rend liquide à partir de soixante degrés centigrades, inflammable à partir de deux cents degrés centigrades et auto comburant à partir de deux cent quarante degrés centigrades. Le dispositif selon l'invention permet de remédier à ces inconvénients. La première caractéristique du dispositif est d'utiliser la paraffine (2) comme élément absorbeur de rayonnements ionisants liée à une matrice de carbone (1), Fig.: 1. L'agglomérat matrice de carbone plus nodules de paraffine garde tout son caractère neutrophage avec des performances identiques à celles de la paraffine utilisée indépendamment. La deuxième caractéristique du dispositif, est que cet agglomérat matriciel, permet d'augmenter la conductivité thermique de la paraffine, qui est naturellement de l'ordre de 0,25 W/mK, d'un facteur 10 à 100 en fonction de la densité de carbone dans la matrice. L'augmentation de la conductivité tout en gardant le caractère neutrophage permet au dispositif d'évacuer les calories lors d'un bombardement neutronique intense. La troisième caractéristique du dispositif est que cet agglomérat matriciel, est monté en sandwich entre deux matériaux denses (3) afin d'arrêter les rayonnements bêta plus, X, gamma. Parmi ces matériaux denses, les plus utilisés sont le béton et le plomb. Pour conserver le caractère neutrophage lié à l'évacuation des calories, l'utilisation de Densimet pour réaliser le sandwich de la matrice carbone / paraffine est un élément supplémentaire caractérisant l'invention car ce matériau contrairement au plomb possède une conductivité thermique élevée, de l'ordre1000 W/mK. Le dessin en annexe illustre l'invention : - La matrice carbone / paraffine (1) (2) est prise en sandwich entre deux matériaux denses (3) - La matrice carbone / paraffine (1) (2) a un caractère neutrophage - Les matériaux denses (3) arrêtent les rayonnement bêta plus, X, gamma. - Le matériau dense, Densimet , permet d'évacuer les calories en cas de rayonnement neutronique intense. La conductivité augmentée de la matrice carbone / paraffine et la conductivité thermique importante du Densimet liées à un dispositif de refroidissement complémentaire permettent une évacuation des calories évitant ainsi un emballement en cas de rayonnements neutroniques encore plus intenses. Neutron radiation is stopped by a thickness of concrete, water or paraffin. It is indirectly ionizing because it is its capture by the nuclei of the atoms of matter or their interaction with them that generates gamma radiation and / or various particles. Each nucleus undergoes what is called a fission liberating energy and therefore heat. Paraffin is one of the materials that best absorbs neutron radiation, the disadvantages of its use are the heating caused by fission and its low thermal conductivity, related to its physical properties that makes it liquid from sixty degrees centigrade, flammable from two hundred degrees centigrade and self-oxidizing from two hundred and forty degrees centigrade. The device according to the invention overcomes these disadvantages. The first feature of the device is to use paraffin (2) as an ionizing radiation absorber element bonded to a carbon matrix (1), Fig .: 1. The agglomerate matrix of carbon plus paraffin nodules retains all its neutron-absorbing character with performances identical to those of paraffin used independently. The second characteristic of the device is that this matrix agglomerate makes it possible to increase the thermal conductivity of paraffin, which is naturally of the order of 0.25 W / mK, by a factor of 10 to 100 depending on the density. of carbon in the matrix. Increasing the conductivity while keeping the neutrophage character allows the device to evacuate the calories during intense neutron bombardment. The third characteristic of the device is that this matrix agglomerate is sandwiched between two dense materials (3) in order to stop beta plus radiation, X, gamma. Among these dense materials, the most used are concrete and lead. In order to maintain the neutrophage character associated with the evacuation of calories, the use of Densimet to make the sandwich of the carbon / paraffin matrix is an additional element characterizing the invention since this material, unlike lead, has a high thermal conductivity. 1000 W / mK order. The attached drawing illustrates the invention: The carbon / paraffin matrix (1) (2) is sandwiched between two dense materials (3). The carbon / paraffin matrix (1) (2) has a neutrophage character. dense materials (3) stop the beta plus radiation, X, gamma. - The dense material, Densimet, allows to evacuate the calories in case of intense neutron radiation. The increased conductivity of the carbon / paraffin matrix and the high thermal conductivity of the Densimet linked to a complementary cooling device allow the evacuation of the calories thus avoiding a runaway in case of even more intense neutron radiation.
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GB796047A (en) * | 1945-03-27 | 1958-06-04 | Atomic Energy Authority Uk | Radiation shielding |
GB804902A (en) * | 1956-09-21 | 1958-11-26 | Morgan Crucible Co | Neutron shielding material |
US5084234A (en) * | 1988-12-31 | 1992-01-28 | Hoesgen Karlheinz | Absorption casing for a source of radioactive radiation, particularly for a nuclear reactor |
DE102006043796A1 (en) * | 2005-09-27 | 2007-03-29 | Vaillant Gmbh | Solar absorber for hot water tank, has pipeline passing through housing, where pipeline is guided in medium such as paraffin inside housing, and medium is accommodated in porous graphite matrix for storing phase-transformation energy |
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GB796047A (en) * | 1945-03-27 | 1958-06-04 | Atomic Energy Authority Uk | Radiation shielding |
GB804902A (en) * | 1956-09-21 | 1958-11-26 | Morgan Crucible Co | Neutron shielding material |
US5084234A (en) * | 1988-12-31 | 1992-01-28 | Hoesgen Karlheinz | Absorption casing for a source of radioactive radiation, particularly for a nuclear reactor |
DE102006043796A1 (en) * | 2005-09-27 | 2007-03-29 | Vaillant Gmbh | Solar absorber for hot water tank, has pipeline passing through housing, where pipeline is guided in medium such as paraffin inside housing, and medium is accommodated in porous graphite matrix for storing phase-transformation energy |
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