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RE: Looking for vendor-polyethylene pig for neutron source
Mr Wickland,
Try Thermo Electron Corporation http://www.neutron-shielding.com/
I have used their products for applications requiring neutron shielding
on many occasions. [5% Boron-Polyethylene excellent attenuation of thermal
neutrons and significant reduction of capture-gamma dose].
Regards,
Bobby Faulkner
Project Engineer
(208) 238-5531
Premier Technology, Inc.
http://www.premiertechnology.cc
-----Original Message-----
From: Wickland, Tim [mailto:twicklan@middlebury.edu]
Sent: Friday, November 07, 2003 2:57 PM
To: 'radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu'
Subject: Looking for vendor-polyethylene pig for neutron source
We are in the process of leasing a 1 mCi Cf-252 sealed neutron source from ORNL under its university loan program. At first we thought that we would be allowed to keep the lead-lined polyethylene pig the source ships in, but now we're told we must return it as soon as we receive the source.
Does anyone know of a vendor who carries such a pig ready-made? Or are we going to have to make our own?
We're also looking for a source of polyethylene bricks, or are these also a make-it-yourself item?
Thanks for any info you can provide.
Timothy H. Wickland
Director, Sciences Support Services
Bicentennial Hall 333
Middlebury College
Middlebury, VT 05753
twickland@middlebury.edu
(802) 443-5421 (voice)
(802) 443-2072 (FAX)
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