Rosenstock, WolfgangWolfgangRosenstockSchulze, JoachimJoachimSchulzeKronholz, H.-L.H.-L.Kronholz2022-03-082022-03-081991https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/318892The properties of neutron bubble detectors of the type BD-100 R with four different sensitivities were investigated with neutrons from radioactive sources as well as 14 MeV generators (DT-reaction) and with pure gamma-irradiation. In comparison with different measuring methods it turned out, that the experimental determined sensitivity had considerable fluctuations (up to 50%). After several neutron irradiations the bubble detectors showed a small gamma-sensitivity, however the gamma-rays formed significant larger bubbles. Photographs of the irradiated bubble detectors were taken in order to improve the accuracy enumerating a large quantity of bubbles. Then the photographs were evaluated in a densitometer. The measurement of neutron doses in the range from 0.01 mSv to 0.8 mSv is possible with a set of bubble detectors with different sensitivity.deBlasendetektorHe-3-proportional countersHe-3-Zählrohrneutron bubble detectorsneutron detectorsneutron dosimetryNeutronenNeutronendetektorenNeutronendosimetrieneutrons620conference paper