EVENT 10 May 2022

Demcon Lunch lecture June

Breaking the power density world record. How to irradiate a target with an extremely high power density, while cooling it with liquid metal?


About this event

Conventionally, medical isotopes are produced in old nuclear reactors. In the framework of the SMART project of IRE, Demcon designs the heart of the factory for a ground-breaking alternative production method (the LightHouse technology). For this new method, a target is irradiated with a 3MW electron beam and extracted to produce the medical isotope Mo-99.

Such a large and complicated factory is in general hard to realize without a proper demonstrator. We will show how a proof of principle setup is built, that shoots a 30 kW electron beam onto a very small liquid metal-cooled target. With this extreme power density, we broke the world record.

The speakers will be: Yves Lenaerts and Gerard Oosterwegel

We will start at 12:02pm on June 13 2022

Please send an email to info@dspe.nl if you are interested in this Lunch lecture.

 


13 June 2022


The Netherlands

Digital


References

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References

Archive Mikroniek expanded

The archive with Mikronieks is expanded with scanned editions of 1984 – 1990. And can be accessed by Mikroniek-Archive.

Read more
Techcafé | Einstein Telescope (in…

Het Techcafé is de centrale ontmoetingsplaats voor professionals in de hightech- en maakindustrie.

Read more
Order of frictions and stiffnesses…

For lumped systems consisting of different frictions and stiffnesses, there has been confusion in literature about hysteresis curves and virtual play for many decades.

Read more