High Energy Radiation Effects in Solid

Numbering Code G-ENG05 7B631 LB71 Year/Term 2022 ・ First semester
Number of Credits 2 Course Type Lecture
Target Year Target Student
Language Japanese Day/Period Fri.3
Instructor name JIYO GIYUU (Institute for Integrated Radiation and Nuclear Science Associate Professor)
KINOMURA ATSUSHI (Institute for Integrated Radiation and Nuclear Science Professor)
YABUUCHI ATSUSHI (Institute for Integrated Radiation and Nuclear Science Assistant Professor)
Outline and Purpose of the Course  Selection, fabrication and deterioration of materials are important factors for mechanical system design. It is necessary to understand conditions under which selected materials are actually used. In particular, special design policies are required for the materials used under irradiation of high-energy particles and radiation. On the other hand, it is possible to intentionally make use of property changes of materials by high-energy particle irradiation.
Irradiation of high-energy particles such as accelerated neutrons, ions and electrons deposits very high energies at local regions. Such irradiated regions undergo extreme conditions which cannot be realized by other methods. As a result, the irradiation leads to significant structural and stoichiometric changes in materials. This lecture gives general description of materials irradiation effects, irradiation effects on materials related to nuclear power plants, and academic/industrial applications of materials fabrication/analysis by using high-energy particles.
Course Goals To understand reactions and property changes of materials under radiation and high-energy particle irradiation.
Schedule and Contents ,15times,(1) Introduction (2) Scattering of high-energy particles with atoms in solids (3) Displacement of atoms in solids by high-energy particles (4) Motion and behaviors of point defects (5) Rate equation of point defects and secondary-defect formation (6) The influence of irradiation on material properties (7) Activation of materials (8) High-energy particle sources (9) Ion beam fabrication (10) Ion beam analysis (11) Electron beam applications (12) Materials irradiation studies (13) Neutron irradiation effects and nuclear materials (14) Positron analysis
Evaluation Methods and Policy Grading is based on small quizzes and report submission (if necessary) on the lecture.
Course Requirements Basic knowledge on materials engineering and mechanics
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