Abstract
A streaming experiment using a D-T neutron source was carried out to verify the calculational technique for neutron transport in a shield assembly with multi-layered slits. Reaction rate distributions of a small spherical NE213 scintillation detector to fast neutrons were measured in the slits made of 304SS and in the mortar surrounding the slits. The energy spectrum of fast neutrons in the slit was also measured with the same detector. These measurement were compared with calculations using the continuous energy Monte Carlo transport code MCNP. The calculated reaction rates in the slits agreed with the measured ones within experimental and calculational errors. Besides, it is suggested that the attenuation of fast neutrons in the mortar is significantly different from that in the slits and the behavior is nearly traced by the calculation with the MCNP code. The measured and calculated spectra at a position close to the exit inside the lower slit agreed within the both errors.
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