Nuclear Shielding Attenuation: concrete_ordinary

Mass attenuation coefficients, linear attenuation coefficients, half-value layers (HVL), tenth-value layers (TVL), and buildup factors for gamma-ray and neutron shielding design. Covers lead, ordinary concrete, barite concrete, steel, water, polyethylene, borated polyethylene, and tungsten at gamma energies from 0.1 to 10 MeV. Neutron removal cross sections for fast and thermal neutrons. Sources: NIST XCOM database, ANSI/ANS-6.4.3-1991 buildup factors.

Nuclear Engineeringshielding_material: concrete_ordinary3 rows
shielding materialradiation energy keyHVL cm (cm)TVL cm (cm)buildup factor 10mfp (dimensionless)buildup factor 1mfp (dimensionless)buildup factor 2mfp (dimensionless)buildup factor 5mfp (dimensionless)density g per cm3 (g/cm3)energy MeV (MeV)linear attenuation coefficient per cm (1/cm)mass attenuation coefficient cm2 per g (cm2/g)mean free path cm (cm)notesradiation type
concrete_ordinarygamma#0.10001.7335.7582.681.271.4722.30.10.39970.17382.502NIST XCOM ComTab/concrete.html; density 2.3 g/cm3 per NIST standard; buildup from ANS-6.4.3gamma
concrete_ordinarygamma#0.20002.357.8085.011.5523.262.30.20.29490.12823.391NIST XCOM ComTab/concrete.htmlgamma
concrete_ordinarygamma#0.50003.37811.22512.262.053.126.542.30.50.20510.089154.876NIST XCOM ComTab/concrete.html; Compton scatter dominantgamma

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