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Neutron radiography is a non-destructive testing developing fast recently, which requires stable and proper neutron source with low γ background. Neutrons from In-hospital Neutron Irradiator (IHNI) could meet this requirement. Based on the neutron beams of IHNI, a collimator is designed and built for neutron radiography. The experiment results show that in the case of IHNI working at normal rated power, the neutron flux at the end of the collimator is 1.43×106 cm-2·s-1; The max collimation ratio (L/D) is 58; the γ dose rate is 6.3×106 mSv/s. In a word, the collimator could be used for neutron radiography.
Neutron radiography is a non-destructive testing developing fast recently, which requires stable and proper neutron sources with low gamma background. Neutrons could have met this requirement. Based on the neutron beams of IHNI, a collimator is designed and built for neutron radiography. The experiment results show that in the case of IHNI working at normal rated power, the neutron flux at the end of the collimator is 1.43 × 106 cm-2 · s-1; The max collimation ratio (L / D) is 58; the γ dose rate is 6.3 × 106 mSv / s. In a word, the collimator could be used for neutron radiography.