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A preliminary sketch of a concept for an electron-beam-driven neutron generator has been developed. High-intensity photoneutrons (1016 n·s−1) were to be produced from a tungsten target through electromagnetic cascades by using 50-MeV electron beams. The physics study of the electron-beam-driven neutron generator, as well as the power dissipation in the target, is presented.
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Noh, S.J., Lee, K.O. & Chung, K.H. Concept of an electron-beam-driven neutron generator and the power dissipation in the target. Journal of the Korean Physical Society 66, 336–339 (2015). https://doi.org/10.3938/jkps.66.336
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