The Japanese RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics (RAP) and the Jülich Centre for Neutron Science (JCNS) held their fourth joint workshop on compact accelerator-driven neutron sources (CANS) on 22 – 24 June, 2020 as a special webinar due to the current travel restrictions world wide.
The workshop tackled common research topics regarding the development of target, moderator and instrument systems for CANS at both institutes.
Workshop Programme
Monday, 22 June 2020
09:00
Dr. Y. Otake, Dr. T. Gutberlet
Welcome RIKEN, Welcome JCNS (PDF, 2 MB)
09:10
Dr. P. Zakalek
Big Karl Experimental Area (PDF, 2 MB)
09:30
Dr. U. Rücker
Moderator-Reflector Assembly for HBS (PDF, 735 kB)
09:50
Mr. T. Kobayashi
Current status of RANS-II (PDF, 2 MB)
10:10
Mr. K. Sugihara
Study on neutron field characteristics of p-Li neutron source RANS-II by simulation with PHITS (PDF, 4 MB)
10:20
Coffee break
10:40
Dr. A. Taketani
Quantitative determination of thin water layer thickness distributed on steel plate (PDF, 3 MB)
11:00
Dr. K. Fujita
Defect detection for bulk samples via neutron scattering imaging (PDF, 2 MB)
Monte Carlo simulation of neutron yield measurements for Be, V and Ta targets (PDF, 979 kB)
09:20
Dr. Z. Ma
Considerations about guide configuration of the TOF diffractometer at high brilliance source (PDF, 3 MB
09:40
Dr. T. Hosobata
Success of focussing mirror development for J-PARC BL16 (PDF, 3 MB)
10:00
Dr. C. Iwamoto
Development of high-resolution residual stress measurement method via angle-dispersive neutron diffraction using a compact neutron source RANS (PDF, 2 MB)
10:20
Coffee break
10:45
Mr. M. Rimmler
Proton beam multiplexer developments towards HBS (PDF, 2 MB)
11:05
Dr. S. Ikeda
Development of a 500MHz proton linear accelerator for transportable compact neutron source, RANS-Ⅲ (PDF, 2 MB)