Layered Metal Composites: Newest Generation of Radiation-Protective Materials

Vitalii Bilous; Valerii Borysenko; Victor Voyevodin; Sergii Didenko; Mycola Ilchenko; Olexander Rybka; Olexander Kuznetsov; Yurii Plisak

doi:10.4236/msce.2014.28002

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Layered Metal Composites: Newest Generation of Radiation-Protective Materials

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Vitalii Bilous, Valerii Borysenko, Victor Voyevodin, Sergii Didenko, Mycola Ilchenko, Olexander Rybka, Olexander Kuznetsov, Yurii Plisak

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National Science Center “Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology”, Kharkiv, Ukraine.
Scientific and Production Group “Dniprotekhservice”, Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine.

ABSTRACT

The expediency of development of one of the newest highly effective radiation-protective materials—layered composites of “light metal/heavy metal” type is substantiated. The characteristics of the internal architecture of composites of Al/Pb type made by consecutive application of vacuum and normal atmospheric rolling are adduced. The differences between the radioisotope and accelerating techniques of experimental testing of radiation-protective properties of materials are described. The results of the testing of composites and the influence of their structure on radiation-protective properties of the investigated materials are characterized. It is shown that the radiation-protective efficiency of composites certain structures may be 30% - 40% higher than the aluminum. This gives the opportunity to reduce the weight of radiation-protective structure at preservation of effectiveness of protection at aluminum level, or to increase the effectiveness of protection at constant weight of this structure.

KEYWORDS

Radiation-Protective Materials and Structures, Al/Pb Layered Composites, Methods and Test Results of Radiation-Protective Properties, Radiation-Protective Efficiency

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The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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Bilous, V. , Borysenko, V. , Voyevodin, V. , Didenko, S. , Ilchenko, M. , Rybka, O. , Kuznetsov, O. and Plisak, Y. (2014) Layered Metal Composites: Newest Generation of Radiation-Protective Materials. Journal of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering, 2, 6-11. doi: 10.4236/msce.2014.28002.

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