Abstract
The University of California, Davis McClellan Nuclear Research Center (MNRC) operates a 2 MW TRIGATM reactor, which is currently the highest power TRIGATM reactor in the United States. The Center was originally build by the US Air Force to detect hidden defects in aircraft structures using neutron radiography; the Center can accommodate samples as large as 10.00 m long, 3.65 m high, and weighing up to 2,270kg.The MNRC reactor can be pulsed to 350 MW for about 30ms (FWHM). The combination of a short neutron pulse with a fast microchannel plate based neutron detector enables high-resolution flash neutron radiography to complement conventional neutron radiography
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