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• TITLE: Evaluation of UV Optical Fibers Behavior under Neutron Irradiation

  AUTHORS: Dan Sporea, Adelina Sporea, Mirela Ancuta, Dumitru Barbos, Dumitru Barbos, Maria Mihalache, Mirea Mladin

  KEYWORDS: Irradiation Effects; Neutron; Optical Attenuation; UV Optical Fibers

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Materials Physics and Chemistry, Vol.2 No.4B, January 16, 2013

  ABSTRACT: Degradation of UV transmitting optical fibers under nuclear reactor neutron exposure is reported. Four type of optical fibers (solarization resistant, H2-loaded; UV transmission standard OH; UV enhanced transmission, high OH, H2-loaded; high OH, deep UV enhanced) were exposed to neutron fluences up to 4 x 1017 n/cm2. The optical transmission was measured off-line over the 200 nm – 900 nm spectral range and the build-up of color centers was monitored.