Photon interaction effective atomic number (Z ) for partial as eff well as total photon interaction processes has been used computed using logarithmic interpolation method for seven different concretes viz. (i) Ordinary, (ii) Hematite - Serpentine, (iii) Ilmenite - Limonite, (iv) Basalt - magnetite, (v) Ilmenite, (vi) Steel - scrap and (vii) Steel - magnetite concrete in the wide energy range from 10.0 keV to 100 GeV. It has been concluded that this method has an advantage over the atomic to electronic cross-section ratio method especially for mixtures in the intermediate energy level. However, due to lack of experimental data in the higher energy region, it is dificult to discuss, its validity in these energy regions.
Keywords:- Photon interactions, mass attenuation coeficient, effective atomic number, concrete
.Authors:- Tejbir Singh
Keywords:- Photon interactions, mass attenuation coeficient, effective atomic number, concrete
.Authors:- Tejbir Singh
Department of Physics, Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University, Fatehgarh Sahib - 140406.
Parjit S. Singh
Parjit S. Singh
Department of Physics, Punjabi University, Patiala-147002, Punjab, India.
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