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Here is the radiator that will be used during the irradiation. The 7.25" L-Shaped pipes on the side are for water cooling and they are centered through the middle of the radiator and connected at the bend to make a U-shape. The pipe's diameter is 7/16 in. The distance between the 2 pipes is 3.25''. The beam exit window is 1/1000 " of titanium, then whatever air is between the titanium and the converter.
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Here is the radiator that will be used during the irradiation. The 7.25" L-Shaped pipes on the side are for water cooling and they are centered through the middle of the radiator and connected at the bend to make a U-shape. The pipe's diameter is 7/16 in. The distance between the 2 pipes is 3.25''. The beam exit window is 1/1000 " of titanium, then whatever air is between the titanium and the converter. The titanium disk is 2.5" in diameter.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 16:47, 3 February 2017

Here is the radiator that will be used during the irradiation. The 7.25" L-Shaped pipes on the side are for water cooling and they are centered through the middle of the radiator and connected at the bend to make a U-shape. The pipe's diameter is 7/16 in. The distance between the 2 pipes is 3.25. The beam exit window is 1/1000 " of titanium, then whatever air is between the titanium and the converter. The titanium disk is 2.5" in diameter.

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Here are pictures of the radiator and the titanium disk

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