Plantas de irradiación

Industrial Electron Beam Processing Overview of the Document
Tony Berejka, Ionicorp+ Huntington, New York, USA Marshall R. Cleland, IBA Industrial, Inc. Edgewood, New York, USA IAEA/ANS AccApp ’09Vienna, Austria 7 May 2009

Industrial Electron Beam Processing
Document sources: 1 – IAEA Industrial Irradiation of Polymers: Status and Prospects Report – August 2005 2 – Industrial Applicationsof Electron Accelerators: CERN Accelerator School – 24 May to 2 June, 2005 3 – IAEA Consultants Meeting – July 2008

Berejka 14 August 2004 Proposal

Blue Book Publication August 2005

BlueBook Publication August 2005

Cleland CERN Lecture

IAEA Consultants Meeting – July 2008

Industrial Electron Beam Processing
Contributors: Antony J. Berejka Marshall R. Cleland Sueo MachiVadim L. Auslender Jean-Louis Bol Agnes Safrany David Vroom Wilson Calvo Anne Testoni Michael Fletcher Zbigniew Zimek Maria Helena Sampa

Distributed as Working Material on a CD at the InternationalMeeting on Radiation Processing – London, September 2008

Revision 1a
Including additional inputs from: Ruth Brinston Andrzej Chmielewski Ahmet Cokragan Nelida del Mastro Dieter Ehlermann FionaMalcolm Alan Tallentire

Major Sections
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Introduction Electron Beam Accelerators Materials Effects Process Dosimetry Major End-use Applications Other Application AreasEmerging Application Areas Electron Beam Service Centers References

1. Introduction
1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Electron Beam Processing Industry Energy Transfer Electron Beam Parameters X-radiation

2.Electron Beam Accelerators
2.1 Historical Development 2.2 Electron Beam Sources 2.3 High-energy Accelerators 2.4 Mid-energy Accelerators 2.5 Low-energy Accelerators 2.5.1 Low-energy EB compared toUltraviolet (UV) Radiation

Low-energy Accelerators
Coolidge Early Developments High-vacuum X-ray tube First External EB tube ESI Elongated Cathode RPC/PCT Multiple Cathode NHV Curetron™ AEB Sealed...