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Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section B-beam Interactions With Materials and Atoms | 1985

Determination of the thermal neutron absorption cross section of 1-liter rock samples by a pulsed source technique

Linus S. Allen; William R. Mills; David Charles Stromswold

Abstract A method is presented for measuring the thermal neutron absorption cross section of geological rock samples. Neutrons from a pulsed 150 kV ion accelerator are thermalized in a 1 1 sample surrounded by a water reflector. The water is in a cylinder concentric with the sample, and it aids in reducing neutron leakage from the system. A He-3 detector inserted in the sample monitors the thermal neutron die-away. The thermal neutron cross section is calculated from the die-away rate using diffusion theory in a fundamental mode analysis for the concentric cylinder geometry of the sample and water reflector.


Archive | 1977

Neutron-neutron logging

Linus S. Allen


Archive | 1978

Epithermal neutron detector

Linus S. Allen; Wyatt W. Givens; William R. Mills


Archive | 1977

Neutron-neutron logging for both porosity and macroscopic absorption cross section

Linus S. Allen


Archive | 1970

POROSITY LOGGING EMPLOYING TWO THERMAL NEUTRON DETECTORS SPACED RELATIVELY FAR FROM NEUTRON SOURCE

Linus S. Allen


Archive | 1983

Epithermal neutron lifetime logging

Linus S. Allen; William R. Mills


Archive | 1979

Neutron thermalization time logging

Linus S. Allen; William R. Mills


Archive | 1977

Logging subsurface formations for porosity

Linus S. Allen


Archive | 1986

Method and tool for neutron lifetime logging

Linus S. Allen; William R. Mills; David Charles Stromswold


Archive | 1984

Epithermal neutron die-away logging

William R. Mills; Linus S. Allen

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