21–25 Oct 2019
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The dosimetry protection of the MPD Electronic Equipment at the new NICA Collider – the prototype system

24 Oct 2019, 14:40
20m
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Centrum Zarządzania Innowacjami i Transferem Technologii Politechniki Warszawskiej cziitt@pw.edu.pl ul. Rektorska 4 00-614 Warszawa
NICA Technical Session NICA Technical Session

Speaker

Arkadiusz Chłopik (National Centre for Nuclear Research)

Description

“The prototype dosimetry system to protect NICA Slow Control electronic equipment” project was started in Dubna at the beginning of 2018. Its primary purpose is to design a prototype dosimetry system for continuous monitoring of Multi-Purpose Detector (MPD) Slow Control electronic equipment which can protect it against accidental ionizing radiation caused by the NICA collider failure or its abnormal functioning. The system will be fitted out with alarming features which can inform chosen people about crossing the safe threshold of the radiation and the electronics will be possibly destroyed by the irradiation. Then the controlled switching off of the Nuclotron-based Ion Collider fAcility (NICA) Complex can be possible. The system can also be utilized for protecting the personnel working on electronic platform near the MPD against the radiation. The presentation describes the prototype system status of hardware and software after almost two years of work. There will be also presented the plans for the future.

Primary authors

Arkadiusz Chłopik (National Centre for Nuclear Research) Aleksandr Bancer (National Centre for Nuclear Research) Dr Marcin Bielewicz Adam Dudziński (National Centre for Nuclear Research) Elżbieta Jaworska (National Centre for Nuclear Research)

Co-authors

Daniel Dabrowski (Warsaw University of Technology) Nikita Dunin (JINR) Jarosław Grzyb (National Centre for Nuclear Research) Michalina Milewicz-Zalewska (Joint Institute for Nuclear Reactions) Marek Peryt (Warsaw University of Technology) Marcin Pietrzak (NCBJ) Krystian Rosłon Jacek Rzadkiewicz (National Centre for Nuclear Research)

Presentation materials