Speaker
Stephen Kahn
(Muons (United States))
Description
An 820 mA CW positive ion source is being developed to produce Mo-99 using the fusion of deuterium and tritium ion beams on a rotating target to produce neutrons for use in the production of radiopharmaceuticals. The ion source consists of an RF plasma source, a multi-aperture extractor, and 300 kV accelerating column. This paper will describe a simulation study of the beam through the extractor grid and the accelerator to the target. The uniformity of beam distribution on the target is an important aspect of the simulation.
| Region represented | North America |
|---|---|
| Paper preparation format | Word |
Author
Stephen Kahn
(Muons (United States))
Co-authors
Galina Dudnikova
(Muons (United States))
Milorad Popovic
(Muons (United States))
Rolland Johnson
(MuPlus, Inc.)
Vadim Dudnikov
(Muons (United States))
Thomas Roberts
(Muons (United States))
Mary Anne Cummings
(Muons (United States))
Michael Neubauer
(Muons (United States))
Syd Murray Jr
(Muons (United States))
Grigory Kazakevich
(Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)
Robert Abrams
(Muons (United States))
