Recent radiological studies at NSLS-II using the Monte Carlo code FLUKA
Ricardo dos Santos Augusto, Robert J. Lee
Abstract
This work details some of the recent radiological studies performed at National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II) using the Monte Carlo (MC) particle transport code FLUKA. In particular, it assesses the radiation protection challenges posed by the anticipated NSLS-II facility upgrade, taking into consideration various upgrade options. Also, it evaluates the impact related to the use of different shielding materials and the employment of ambient dose H* as the external radiation exposure estimator of effective dose. Lastly, a demonstration of synchrotron radiation transport is provided for an in-silico beamline, all the way from the radiation source to end-station, utilizing FLUKA's recent X-ray reflectivity capabilities.
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