Results of operating LIA-2 in radiograph mode

D. A. Starostenko,P. V. Logachev,A. V. Akimov,A. A. Korepanov,P. A. Bak,A. N. Panov,A. A. Pachkov,A. A. Eliseev, A. V. Ottmar,Ya. V. Kulenko,D. Yu. Bolkhovityanov,G. A. Fatkin,O. A. Pavlov,G. I. Kuznetsov,I. V. Nikolaev,M. A. Batazova,A. M. Batrakov,Yu. M. Boimelshtein,A. V. Pavlenko

Physics of Particles and Nuclei Letters（2014）

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Abstract

The LIA-2 linear induction accelerator was developed at the Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics as an electron beam injector for a building induction accelerator at energy of 20 MeV, on the basis of which a complex for flash radiography will be developed. The LIA-2, which was started up in 2010, is currently used as an independent X-ray unit for raying objects with an optic thickness up to 70 mm in the lead equivalent. The effective diameter of the X-ray source is 0.6–0.7 mm.

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Nucleus Letter,Budker Institute,Target Unit,Magnetic Clutch,Transmission Ability

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