Abstract
Current results are described on the research and development of the advanced humanitarian landmine detection system by using a compact discharge-type fusion neutron source called IECF (Inertial-Electrostatic Confinement fusion) devices. With a 50 mm-thick water-jacketed IEC device (IEC20C) of 200 mm inner diameter can have produced 10 7 neutrons/s stably in CW mode for 80 kV and 80 mA. Ample 10.8 MeV γ-rays produced through (n, γ) reaction with nitrogen atoms in the melamine (C 3 H 6 N 6 ) powder (explosive simulant) are clearly measured by a BGO-NaI-combined scintillation sensor with distinct difference in case of with/without melamine, indicating identification of the buried landmines feasible.
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