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Abstract
Nuclear spectroscopy experiments were performed for 100g metallic uranium rod enriched to 93% 235U, in order to establish and characterize the most prominent γ-rays in the natural decay series and photofission reaction. Single γ-ray spectra and γ–γ coincidences measurements were conducted before irradiation. The uranium sample was subsequently irradiated with 15MeV bremsstrahlung photons. Relative intensities of γ-lines and several values of half-lives of the fission fragments decays were determined. The obtained information can be utilized in detection of smuggled nuclear materials and characterization of bulky nuclear waste packages.
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