Effect of two-dimensional functional fillers size on the performance of BN/EPDM flexible neutron protection composite materials
“The latest research reveals that reducing the size of two-dimensional boron nitride can significantly improve the tensile strength and thermal neutron shielding performance of flexible neutron protection composite materials, providing new ideas for the design of polymer based protective materials.”
ZONG Bo, male, born in 1982, graduated from China Institute of Atomic Energy with a master's degree in 2010, focusing on nuclear security and nuclear material control
CHANG Shuquan, E-mail: chsq@nuaa.edu.cn
LI Da, E-mail: da_li@snstc.org
基金信息:
Defense Industrial Technology Development Program(JCKY2021605B031)
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Simulation study of secondary neutron reflection distribution in proton therapy room
Studies on the shielding effects of metal/polymer composites for moderate energy electrons
Study on flexible composite materials for n-γ mixed radiation field protection based on boron nitride-lead acrylate hybrid filler
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