INVESTIGATION OF ANISOTROPY OF NEUTRON EMISSION IN THE THERMONUCLEAR PLASMA FOCUS INSTALLATION

2021

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DOI 10.52676/1729-7885-2021-1-25-29
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Abstract

The dynamic characteristics of neutron emission and anisotropy depending on the gas pressure in a thermonuclear installation of a plasma focus were studied. Two plastic scintillation photoelectron multipliers and two activation detectors were used for diagnostic measurements. Experimental results showed that the values of neutron emission fluctuate in the range 5,5 106-5,11 107 n/imp also were explained two mechanisms of neutron production and anisotropy in the optimal pressure range.