We present an approach to account for sample inhomogeneities as observed in thin powder samples. To test this model a series of transmission measurements on enriched 240Pu and 242Pu oxide samples was carried out. These measurements were performed at GELINA, the pulsed, white neutron source at the Institute for Reference Materials and Measurements in Geel. For all samples a mixture of PuO2 and graphite powder was used. To reduce the influence of the models for Doppler broadening on the extracted resonance parameters, measurements were performed with sample temperatures of approximately 12 K, 77K and 300 K. To describe the variation in the sample thickness, caused by the particle distribution in a thin powder sample, a Monte Carlo and an analytical description were used in
the resonance shape analysis. The values and uncertainties of the extracted resonance parameters are discussed, and suggestion for future measurements are given.
KOPECKY Stefan;
SIEGLER Peter;
MOENS Andre;
2008-09-30
EDP Sciences
JRC47095
http://nd2007.edpsciences.org/,
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC47095,
10.1051/ndata:07391,
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