X-ray lines relative intensity depending on detector efficiency, foils and cases thickness for primary and scattered spectra

Primary and Compton scattered radiation spectra from radioactive source ²⁴¹Am were measured in various geometry and for various targets. Spectral lines intensity of characteristic X-ray radiation (CXR), Compton and Rayleigh scattering are defined. The back scattering peak for a line 59.54 keV was ex...

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spelling irk-123456789-1111342017-01-09T03:03:27Z X-ray lines relative intensity depending on detector efficiency, foils and cases thickness for primary and scattered spectra Bochek, G.L. Deiev, O.S. Maslov, N.I. Voloshyn, V.K. Ядернo-физические методы и обработка данных Primary and Compton scattered radiation spectra from radioactive source ²⁴¹Am were measured in various geometry and for various targets. Spectral lines intensity of characteristic X-ray radiation (CXR), Compton and Rayleigh scattering are defined. The back scattering peak for a line 59.54 keV was explored. X-ray quanta were registered by the packaged Si detector 300mm and input Al foil 10mm thicknesses. Radiation interaction with targets and detector atoms was simulated in software code GEANT 4 (LE). Simulated spectra, quanta registration efficiency and secondary calculated radiation spectra at 90º...160º are compared with experimentally measured energy distributions. Виміряні прямі і комптонівськи розсіяні спектри від радіоактивного джерела ²⁴¹Am в різній геометрії для різних мішеней. Визначені інтенсивності рентгенівських ліній характеристичного рентгенівського випромінювання (ХРІ), комптонівського і релеєвського розсіяння в розсіяних спектрах. Вивчався пік зворотнього розсіювання для лінії 59.54 кeВ. Рентгенівські кванти реєструвалися корпусованим Si - детектором товщиною 300 мкм і вхідною фольгою Al товщиною 10 мкм. У програмному коді GEANT 4 (LE) моделювалася взаємодія випромінювання з атомами мішені і детектора. Розраховані спектри випромінювання ²⁴¹Am, ефективність реєстрації квантів, спектри вторинного випромінювання, розсіяного під кутами 90º...160º, порівнюються з первинними енергетичними розподілами. Измерены прямые и комптоновски рассеянные спектры излучения от радиоактивного источника ²⁴¹Am в различной геометрии для различных мишеней. Определены интенсивности рентгеновских линий характеристического рентгеновского излучения (ХРИ), комптоновского и рэлеевского рассеяния в рассеянных спектрах. Изучался пик обратного рассеяния для линии 59.54 кэВ. Рентгеновские кванты регистрировались корпусированным Si - детектором толщиной 300 мкм и входной Al фольгой толщиной 10 мкм. В программном коде GEANT 4 (LE) моделировалось взаимодействие излучения с атомами мишени и детектора. Расчетные спектры излучения ²⁴¹Am, эффективность регистрации квантов и спектры вторичного излучения, рассеянного под углами 90º...160º, сравниваются с экспериментально измеренными энергетическими распределениями. 2011 Article X-ray lines relative intensity depending on detector efficiency, foils and cases thickness for primary and scattered spectra / G.L.Bochek, O.S.Deiev, N.I.Maslov, V.K.Voloshyn // Вопросы атомной науки и техники. — 2011. — № 3. — С. 42-49. — Бібліогр.: 12 назв. — англ. 1562-6016 PACS: 07.85.Fv, 61.80.Cb http://dspace.nbuv.gov.ua/handle/123456789/111134 en Вопросы атомной науки и техники Національний науковий центр «Харківський фізико-технічний інститут» НАН України
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Ядернo-физические методы и обработка данных
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Maslov, N.I.
Voloshyn, V.K.
X-ray lines relative intensity depending on detector efficiency, foils and cases thickness for primary and scattered spectra
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description Primary and Compton scattered radiation spectra from radioactive source ²⁴¹Am were measured in various geometry and for various targets. Spectral lines intensity of characteristic X-ray radiation (CXR), Compton and Rayleigh scattering are defined. The back scattering peak for a line 59.54 keV was explored. X-ray quanta were registered by the packaged Si detector 300mm and input Al foil 10mm thicknesses. Radiation interaction with targets and detector atoms was simulated in software code GEANT 4 (LE). Simulated spectra, quanta registration efficiency and secondary calculated radiation spectra at 90º...160º are compared with experimentally measured energy distributions.
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title_short X-ray lines relative intensity depending on detector efficiency, foils and cases thickness for primary and scattered spectra
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fulltext X-RAY LINES RELATIVE INTENSITY DEPENDING ON DETECTOR EFFICIENCY, FOILS AND CASES THICKNESS FOR PRIMARY AND SCATTERED SPECTRA G.L.Bochek, O.S.Deiev∗, N.I.Maslov, V.K.Voloshyn National Science Center ”Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology”, 61108, Kharkov, Ukraine (Received April 1, 2011) Primary and Compton scattered radiation spectra from radioactive source 241Am were measured in various geometry and for various targets. Spectral lines intensity of characteristic X-ray radiation (CXR), Compton and Rayleigh scattering are defined. The back scattering peak for a line 59.54 keV was explored. X-ray quanta were registered by the packaged Si detector 300 µm and input Al foil 10 µm thicknesses. Radiation interaction with targets and detector atoms was simulated in software code GEANT 4 (LE). Simulated spectra, quanta registration efficiency and secondary calculated radiation spectra at 90◦...160◦ are compared with experimentally measured energy distributions. PACS: 07.85.Fv, 61.80.Cb 1. INTRODUCTION The experimental and calculated radiation spectra are changing essentially, if the radiation source or the detector is placed in the protective container. Lines intensity of low-energy radiation is reduced and, at the same time, lines CXR from a container material and a line of ”back scattering” peak are registered. Numerical processing of primary and Compton scattered radiation spectra from X-ray and gamma radiation source (241Am, 57Co, 137Cs, 60Co etc.) demands the complete experiment description: its geometry, the foil thickness, energy and inten- sity of primary X-ray lines, efficiency of the quanta registration and the energy resolution of the detec- tor. Program code GEANT 4 allows considering all these details and becomes an important methodi- cal base of the experiment description. Compton and Rayleigh spectra were measured and computed for 241Am source in earlier work [1, 2]. We used of X-rays from a radioactive source 241Am for study of the primary and Compton scattered spectra, in- tensity of radiation lines registered by a thin silicon detector. In this case quanta registration efficiency has an important role. Radioactive sources are con- venient for verification of spectrometric channels by preparation for experimental study of properties of the X-rays eradiated by electrons in crystals (called ”channeling radiation” [3, 4, 5, 6]). For measuring of such radiation it is necessary know all features of quanta registration in this energy interval. For mea- suring of intensive X-rays spectra it is necessary to use secondary targets - scatterers with the Compton scattering spectra registration under a certain angle. The experimental method on base of Compton scat- tering for gamma radiation spectra measuring from electrons with energy of 1200 MeV in single crystals has been earlier described and used in [7, 8, 9]. Appli- cation of the Compton scattering method for X-ray radiation it was studied in works [9, 10, 11]. The pur- pose of the present work is: - investigation of X-rays lines intensity depending on experimental conditions (registration efficiency, the foil and container thick- ness, the scattering angle); - experimental measuring and GEANT 4 modeling of primary X-rays scatter- ing process on atoms of the target - scatterer in low energy radiation interval (< 60 keV ); - restoration of experimental and computing spectra to compare with experimentally measured primary X-ray spec- tra and make conclusions about Compton scattering procedure possibilities and its optimization. 2. THE EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUE AND MODEL Radiation spectra from two radioactive source 241Am are measured, one of which is placed in the protec- tive container. The X-ray quanta was registered by the packaged Si detector 300 µm thickness with size 1.8 × 1.8mm2 and input Al foil 10 µm thick- ness. The intensity of lines, ”back scattering” peak and 241Am spectra after passage through targets with various thickness was measured. Secondary ra- diation scattering spectra at angles 90◦...130◦ was measured on targets with different Z. The distance between the source and target was 10 cm. The ra- diation source was collimated, the angular resolu- tion of detecting system was specify by the sizes of a silicon detector. Lines CXR, Compton and Rayleigh spectra were observed. Intensity of lines ∗Corresponding author E-mail address: deev@kipt.kharkov.ua 42 PROBLEMS OF ATOMIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2011, N3. Series: Nuclear Physics Investigations (55), p.42-49. was calculated by summation of the areas under cor- responding peaks by fitting in program OriginPro 8. Then intensity of lines was normalized on Si de- tector registration efficiency for quanta with cor- responding energy. In program code GEANT 4 (processes/electromagnetic/LowEnergy), installed on platform ScientificLinux 4, was computed pri- mary X-rays interaction with a target material in energy range 1...60 keV . The scattering quanta and secondary radiation yield depending on Z targets were calculated. By means of a Monte-Carlo method primary radiation spectra 241Am source were mod- eled. The X-ray quanta flux was going to a target- scatterer. Then primary quanta was scattered and registered by the Si detector at angles 90◦...160◦. These scattering spectra were restored on the proce- dure [7] and compared with primary radiation spec- tra. The restoration procedure is based on Compton and Klein-Nishina formulae [10]. On evidence of coin- cidence or discrepancy primary and restored spectra we conclude about possibility of using Compton- restore procedure. The spectra distortions from ad- ditional radiation (like CXR)in target are considered. These distortions make difficulties or do impossible of primary spectrum restoration. In GEANT 4 (LE) X-ray quanta registration efficiency for thin Si de- tector 300 µm thickness are calculated. The strong dependence of registration efficiency from quanta en- ergy was shown and take into account in the lines intensity restoration. Computed results are com- pared with measured and tabular data. 3. INFLUENCE OF THE DETECTOR EFFICIENCY, FOILS AND CONTAINER THICKNESS ON THE RADIATION REGISTRATION In Fig.1 calculated efficiency of X-ray quanta registration by the Si detector 300 µm and input Al foil 10 µm thicknesses are shown. Fig.1. Calculated efficiency of the X-ray quanta registration by Si detector 300 µm and input Al foil 10 µm thicknesses Total efficiency ηt is response at presence of any de- tector reactions on transiting X-ray quantum, pho- topeak efficiency ηph is X-ray quantum registration with energy total absorption. Calculated results have shown that efficiency of detecting system reaches a maximum 0.87 for energies of quanta nearly 9 keV , then efficiency decrease with quantum energy increas- ing. Efficiency is almost equal 1 up to E = 8 keV in the absence of a input Al plate. In the energy interval up to 25 keV the total efficiency ηt practi- cally coincides with value of efficiency ηph. Difference between efficiencies ηt and ηph increase with energy increasing: for E = 50 keV values ηt and ηph are 0.0268 and 0.0154, for E = 60 keV are 0.0198 and 0.0087, for E = 80 keV are 0.014 and 0.0033, respec- tively. The calculated efficiency take into account on restoration experimentally measured lines intensity to real value. In Fig.2 two experimental radiation spectra 241Am are shown. Spectra measured at an- gle 0◦ for two types of source: one for the thin source, second for the intensive source in the steel cylinder container with thin exit window (150 µm). Fig.2. The experimental radiation spectra 241Am, measured at angle 0◦ for two types of source: 1 - thin source; 2 - intensive source in the steel cylinder container The standard radiation spectrum 241Am con- sist from several lines with known energy 13.95, 17.74, 20.8, 26.348 and 59.54 keV and the rel- ative intensity 0.33, 0.487, 0.123, 0.062 and 1, re- spectively. Such description of lines conventionally as the resolution of silicon detectors with room tem- perature does not allow to resolve thin structure of some lines. The most intensive line is the line with energy 59.54 keV whereas in experiment with the thin source (spectrum 1) it is weak because of the low registration efficiency. After normaliza- tion on computed efficiency obtained out following values of the relative intensity lines: 0.31, 0.494, 0.123, 0.066 and 1. Such result is satisfactory, the error is related to the resolution of the detector FWHM = 1.1 keV that has not allowed to lines structure resolving and we can‘t take into account efficiency more correct. The experimental radiation spectrum (Fig.2, curve 2) for intensive source in the steel cylinder container have some differences against radiation spectrum of thin source 241Am. Low en- 43 ergy radiation lines are adsorb by container wall, there are only lines with energy 13.95, 20.8, 26.348 and 59.54 keV , the lines intensity relation becomes another. Besides, in the left part of the spectrum Compton scattering ”tail” with top energy 11.25 keV was appeared. The peak of K-line CXR from Fe with energy nearly 6.4 keV were also observed. The back scattering peak for the line 59.54 keV with a maximum nearly 49 keV are observed. This peak was noticeably widely for straggling of scat- tering angles. Fig.3 are presented calculated in GEANT 4 X-ray quanta spectra in 300 µmSi de- tector without the Fe container (top) and with pres- ence Fe foils, thickness 100 µm and 150 µm (down). Fig.3. Calculated in GEANT 4 X-ray quanta spectra 241Am (FWHM = 0.94 keV ) in 300 µmSi detector without Fe container (top) and with pres- ence Fe foils 100 µm (red curve) and 150 µm (blue curve) thickness(down) The computed results for a 150 µmFe foil are very similar to experimental measured spec- trum for packaged source (Fig.2, curve 2). The low-energy lines 13.95, 20.8, 26.348 keV have the same intensity. Thus, we have possibility to determine a source container foil thickness. Fig.4. Radiation spectra 241Am measured in identical geometry. Red curve - packaged 241Am source, blue curve - the same spectrum after passage through the C layer with the thickness 9.5 mm In Fig.4 are shown two radiation spectra 241Am measured in identical geometry, but in one container (blue curve) between source and the detector the C layer with the thickness 9.5 mm was disposed. We can see that in radiation spectrum with C layer all radiation lines was decreased, Compton ”tail” decreased too and CXR Fe peak disappear. Ex- perimental peaks are fitting and defined the areas under them. Lines were attenuated unequally with increase of quanta energy. For the line with energy E = 17.8 keV attenuation of radiation is 2.59, for E = 20.8 keV -1.89, for E = 26.34 keV - 1.6, for E = 33.2 keV - 1.46 and for the line E = 59.54 keV - 1.3; for energy interval 49...53 keV - 1.34. Almost identical attenuation of intensity radiation 1.3...1.35 for three spectral regions generated by the line E = 59.54 keV (Compton ”tail” 8...10 keV , back scattering peak 49...50 keV and a line 59.54 keV ) are observed. Influence of the surrounding materi- als on radiation spectra was experimentally studied. The thin source 241Am was closely put to an input diaphragm of the Si detector. Behinde the source placed different plates (0.5...10 mm) from materials with various Z and then were measured radiation spectra. The back scattering peak was increase non- uniformly to increasing Z. In case plate absence the intensity relation line with energy 59.54 keV to back scattering peak have maximum 13.19, i.e. the back scattering peak has the minimum quantity. The in- tensity relation with increasing Z of plates were: C - 10.5 (Z = 6), Al - 9.93 (Z = 13), Fe - 10.73 (Z = 26), Zn - 11.05 (Z = 30), Zr - 10.85 (Z = 40), Cd - 10.02 (Z = 48), Sn - 11.82 (Z = 50), Pb - 12.9 (Z = 83). It is difficult to reveal precise regularity because it is necessary to use thin foils of equal thickness. Fol- lowing dependence are determined - the more CXR quantity from a line 59.54 keV is excited in a plate, the less back scattering peak increase. The CXR lines exciting in plates are good visible and these deformed a radiation spectra against ”a pure” source spectra. Fig.5. ”Deformed” radiation spectrum from thin 241Am for Cd plate with 0.5 mm thickness disposed behind the source In Fig.5 such deformed spectrum for a Cd plate with 0.5 mm thickness are shown. Between radia- 44 tion peaks 241Am E = 20.8 and 26.348 keV was arise additional peak CXR from Cd with energy Kα = 23.17 keV . In Fig.6 radiation spectra for thin (1) and in- tensive source in the steel cylinder container (2 and 3) source 241Am are shown. The spectrum 2 corresponds to a direct standing package source (thin foil forward), and the spectrum 3 is mea- sured at source backward direction (thick wall of the container forward).The spectra are normal- ized on peak E = 59.54 keV value, the logarith- mic scale is chosen. It is clearly visible that back scattering peak for package source essentially in- crease. Besides, we can see that is immediate to the left side of peak 59.54 keV arise additional quanta which formed peak left side increase. In this region placed low angle Compton scattering quanta. Their quantity in spectrum at passage of thicker wall of the source container are increase. Fig.6. Radiation spectra at angle 0◦ for thin (1) and intensive package source 241Am in the steel cylinder container (2 and 3). The spectrum 2 corresponds to direct standing package source (thin foil forward), and the spectrum 3 is measured at source backward direction (thick wall of the container forward) Fig.7. The experimental spectra measured at angle 120◦ for thick samples (3 mm) Fe, Ag and Pb 4. SCATTERED X-RAYS REGISTRATION BY THE THIN SILICON DETECTOR The spectra measurement of Compton scattered quanta on angle 90◦...130◦ was made at room tem- perature using X-ray quanta from collimated package source 241Am. The Compton peak for the above ex- perimental angle is at 49...53 keV . Experimentally measured spectra consist of CXR lines, Compton and Rayleigh peaks. In Fig.7 the typical experimen- tal spectra measured at angle 120◦ for thick samples (3mm) Fe, Ag and Pb are given. CXR lines are clearly visible, in the region of energy 49...53 keV there is a Compton peak, the Rayleigh peak is near 59.54 keV . We can to estimate their relative inten- sity. Fig.8. The relation of registration efficiencies ηph for Ag Kα = 22.16 keV and Kβ = 24.94 keV in 300 µmSi detector for Al, Cu, Mo andAu foils Easy to estimate a relation of lines in CXR L-triplet for Pb target. For Pb three lines L series α, β, γ with energies 10.5, 12.6 and 15 keV are observed. The ex- perimental relation of intensity lines without correc- tion on quanta registration efficiency is 7.86, 9.78 and 1, and after the correction on efficiency: 4.76, 7.28 and 1, respectively. Calculation in GEANT 4 gives 3.4, 7.40 and 1. For Ag foil in experimental radiation spectrum is observed Rayleigh, Compton peaks and two CXR lines Kα = 22.16 keV and Kβ = 24.94 keV with the computed relation intensity Kα/Kβ = 4.06 (GEANT 4). For experimental intensity definition it is necessary to consider efficiency of detecting system for these lines. In our container efficiency is 0.187 and 0.133 for quanta energy 22.16 and 24.94 keV . The relation of efficiencies is 1.4. Experimentally mea- sured (sourse 241Am, scattering angle 120◦) relation of intensity of lines give Kα/Kβ = 5.62, and after the efficiency correction it decreases to 4.0 that is close to calculated 4.06. In Fig.8 relations of registration efficiencies ηph for these two CXR lines in Si detector for Al, Cu, Mo, Au foils with various thickness are presented. For Cu,Mo and Au foils relations of effi- ciencies smaller 1 are observed already at small foil thickness. It means stronger absorption of Kα line. 45 Fig.9. Calculated spectrum CXR, Compton and Rayleigh scattering, registered at angle 120◦ on Ag foil 0.1 mm thickness. Primary quanta energy E = 59.54 keV If a efficiency registration relation is the order 0.25 intensities of CXR Kα and Kβ lines registered in experiment will be equal. Such effect observed in [1]. These strong changes lines intensity should be considered at interpretation of experiment data. In- tensity relations for CXR lines (Kα/Kβ) and rela- tions of intensity Compton and Rayleigh scattering (K = C/R) are presented in Table 1,2. For correc- tion of the experimental intensity to real the calcu- lated registration efficiency for quanta was used (see Fig.1). In Fig.9, 10 the computed scattering spectra for primary quanta with energy E = 59.54 keV at registration angle 120◦ for Ag, Fe, Cu target with the thickness of 0.1 mm are shown. One can see that for all targets the width of Compton peak always is more than width of Rayleigh peak. It is related with Doppler broadening of lines arising at Compton scat- tering. The relation intensity Compton and Rayleigh peak K = C/R differs for different Z targets (Ta- ble 2). Table 1. Calculation and experimental results of intensity relation CXR lines (Kα/Kβ) Z Kα/Kβ Kα/Kβ Data GEANT exp. exp./Eff [12] 4 Ag 5.62 4.0 4.26 4.06 Sn 6.11 4.31 4.09 4.14 Nb 5.83 4.46 4.57 3.98 In 6.43 4.51 4.15 4.26 Mo 6.25 4.79 4.53 4.26 Zr 5.95 4.53 4.71 4.35 Cd 5.86 4.19 4.15 4.07 Cu 6.87 6.97 7.49 6.62 Dy 6.67 4.24 - 3.6 Table 2. Relations of intensity Compton and Rayleigh scattering (K=C/R)and CXR. The scattering angle 120◦ El. Z C R C R CXR C R CXR C exp C 6 1269 0.83 1523 0. - 0. Al 13 1566 41 38.19 1 25.6 0. Ti 22 2459 168 14.64 236 - 0.096 Fe 26 3657 303 12.07 1058 5.8 0.29 Ni 28 4001 384 10.42 1862 6.91 0.46 Cu 29 3846 370 10.39 2531 4.3 0.66 Zr 40 2111 440 4.8 22941 - 10.87 Mo 42 2423 636 3.81 32029 - 13.22 Ag 47 1905 689 2.76 58434 2.08 30.67 Sn 50 1634 606 2.69 69912 - 42.78 W 74 3015 2192 1.38 897 - 0.3 Pt 78 2689 2225 1.21 1483 - 0.55 Pb 82 1939 1836 1.06 2544 1.67 1.31 Bi 83 1728 1697 1.02 2818 - 1.63 U 92 1483 2036 0.73 5678 - 3.83 Fig.10. Calculated spectrum CXR, Compton and Rayleigh scattering, registered at angle 120◦ on Fe, Cu foil 0.1 mm thickness. Primary quanta energy E = 59.54 keV For scattering quanta with energy 59.54 keV photo absorption in Ag foil becomes the dominating mech- anism of interaction and CXR intensive lines are generated (see Fig.9, top). For Fe, Cu it has less expressed character (see Fig.10) because K- edge energy value are less (for Fe = 7.1 keV , Cu = 8.98 keV ). The spectrum becomes simpler for C target, there is only an expressed Compton scattering peak, the Rayleigh scattering peak and CXR lines practically misses. The Compton and Rayleigh scattering contribution in the resultant spectrum were investigated by calculation proce- dure in which the quanta flux from modeling spec- trum 241Am on different target are directed. The reflected radiation spectra separately computed for only Compton or Rayleigh scattering. It is possible in GEANT 4. In Fig.11 one of calculated results for 46 Si scatterer with thickness 2 mm are shown. These two spectra are computed for detector efficiency 1. Fig.11. Compton and Rayleigh scattering spectra. Detector efficiency is 1 Compton spectra are shifted in field of low ener- gies, the Rayleigh spectra contribution increases with decrease of quanta energy. All Compton lines are widened. In Fig.12 the radiation spectrum 241Am, placed in the steel container and scattering radiation spectrum on Pb target with thickness 3 mm are pre- sented. The experimental spectrum (Fig.12, curve 2) for 241Am intensive source in the steel cylinder con- tainer have only lines with energy 13.95, 20.8, 26.348 and 59.54 keV . In the left part of a spectrum there is Compton scattering ”tail” and peak of K-line CXR from Fe with energy nearly 6.4 keV . For Pb target three lines L of a series α, β, γ with ener- gies 10.5, 12.6 and 15 keV are observed. Comp- ton and Rayleigh scattering is small. The lines with energy 17.8, 20.8, 26.34 keV are not observed. Fig.12. The experimental radiation spectra from 241Am at 0◦ - curve 2, and scattering radiation spectrum on Pb target 3 mm thickness at angle 130◦ - curve 1 In Fig.13 the experimental radiation spectrum from 241Am for Al target 5 mm thickness, measured in the same geometry are shown. Fig.13. The experimental radiation spectrum from 241Am for Al target 5 mm thickness, scattering angle 130◦ The Compton scattering peak have FWHM = 2.75 keV and Rayleigh scattering peak have FWHM = 1.24 keV . Calculation in GEANT 4 gives FWHM = 2.5 and 1.2 keV , respectively. The detector resolution for line E = 59.54 keV is FWHM = 1.15 keV , for energy 26, 348 keV we take FWHM = 1.09 keV . Asymmetry of Compton peak were observed. Radiation lines 17.8, 20.8 and 26.34 keV make visible. In Fig.14 the experimental scattering quanta spectrum from 241Am for C target with the thickness 10 mm and calculated (only for the line 59.54 keV ) scattering spectrum are presented. Fig.14. Experimental (blue curve)and calculated (red curve, for line E = 59.54 keV ) scattering spectra for C target 10 mm thickness, scattering angle 130◦ The compute scattering spectrum does not give Compton spectrum asymmetry. Asymmetry is re- lated to features of 241Am source (presence of ”back scattering” peak). The back scattering peak forms an ”additional” radiation line with energy 48...53 keV . Energy quanta decreases to 40...44 keV after scattering at angle 130◦. In this region the Compton scattering spectra are deformed. In Fig.15 shown primary radiation spectrum from 47 241Am and the spectra restored after scattering on a C target with thickness 10 mm at angles 90◦ and 130◦. Spectra normalization is chosen free. Fig.15. Spectra of 241Am: 1-restored from exper- imental spectrum scattered from C target 10 mm thickness under the angle of 90◦; and 2-under the angle of 130◦; 3-primary spectrum The strong broadening of primary lines are observed. The initial width of line FWHM = 1.15 keV for energy 59.54 keV was increasing after Compton scat- tering to FWHM = 2, 55 keV , on restore procedure there was a broadening to FWHM = 4.3 keV . Thus, narrow primary radiation lines are recovered with the broadening (influence of Doppler effect). For low Z targets the Doppler line broadening is less than for heavy materials. The additional line broadening is related also with straggling of registration angles. 5. CONCLUSIONS The primary radiation spectra 241Am source in var- ious geometry are experimentally measured, CXR lines, back scattering peak and spectra deforming near left edge line E = 59.54 keV are studied. Scat- tering radiation spectra for various targets (CXR, Compton and Rayleigh scattering) are measured. X- ray quanta were registered by the packaged Si de- tector 300µm, input Al foil 10 µm thicknesses. In software code GEANT 4 (LE) was simulated of pho- tons interaction with targets and detectors atoms, radiation spectra 241Am are obtained, quanta regis- tration efficiency are calculated, scattering radiation spectra scattering at angle 90◦...160◦ are computed. Restored scattering spectra were compared with pri- mary energy distributions. Results of modeling in program code GEANT 4 (LE) have shown a correct- ness of its use for radiation spectra calculations. Our calculation and experiment result are shown the real practical possibility of spectra restoration at low en- ergies using Compton scattering procedure. Advan- tages of use light targets-scatterer are also shown, the difficulties related with photo absorption process in a heavy targets are revealed. The strong broad- ening of primary 241Am lines is observed. The ini- tial width of line FWHM = 1.15 keV for energy 59.54 keV was incresing after Compton scattering to FWHM = 2, 55 keV , on restore procedure there was a broadening to FWHM = 4.3 keV . Thus, narrow primary radiation lines are recovered with a broad- ening (influence of Doppler effect).The asymmetry of Compton scattering spectra are found. Asymmetry is related to features of 241Am source (presence of peak of ”back scattering”). 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Волошин Измерены прямые и комптоновски рассеянные спектры излучения от радиоактивного источника 241Am в различной геометрии для различных мишеней. Определены интенсивности рентгеновских линий ха- рактеристического рентгеновского излучения (ХРИ), комптоновского и рэлеевского рассеяния в рас- сеянных спектрах. Изучался пик обратного рассеяния для линии 59.54 кэВ. Рентгеновские кванты ре- гистрировались корпусированным Si - детектором толщиной 300 мкм и входной Al фольгой толщиной 10 мкм. В программном коде GEANT 4 (LE) моделировалось взаимодействие излучения с атомами мишени и детектора. Расчетные спектры излучения 241Am, эффективность регистрации квантов и спектры вторичного излучения, рассеянного под углами 90◦...160◦, сравниваются с экспериментально измеренными энергетическими распределениями. ВIДНОСНI IНТЕНСИВНОСТI ЛIНIЙ РЕНТГЕНIВСЬКОГО ВИПРОМIНЮВАННЯ В ЗАЛЕЖНОСТI ВIД ЕФЕКТИВНОСТI ДЕТЕКТОРА, ТОВЩИН ФОЛЬГ I КОРПУСIВ ДЛЯ ПЕРВИННИХ ТА РОЗСIЯНИХ СПЕКТРIВ Г.Л. Бочек, О.С. Деєв, М.I. Маслов, В.К. Волошин Вимiрянi прямi i комптонiвськи розсiянi спектри вiд радiоактивного джерела 241Am в рiзнiй геометрiї для рiзних мiшеней. Визначенi iнтенсивностi рентгенiвських лiнiй характеристичного рентгенiвсько- го випромiнювання (ХРI), комптонiвського i релеєвського розсiяння в розсiяних спектрах. Вивчався пiк зворотнього розсiювання для лiнiї 59.54 кeВ. Рентгенiвськi кванти реєструвалися корпусованим Si - детектором товщиною 300 мкм i вхiдною фольгою Al товщиною 10 мкм. У програмному кодi GEANT 4 (LE) моделювалася взаємодiя випромiнювання з атомами мiшенi i детектора. Розрахованi спектри випромiнювання 241Am, ефективнiсть реєстрацiї квантiв, спектри вторинного випромiнюван- ня, розсiяного пiд кутами 90◦...160◦, порiвнюються з первинними енергетичними розподiлами. 49