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DRAFT<br />

In a side view the flux of protons and neutrons is shown in Figure 2.4.169 and Figure 2.4.170.<br />

Whereas the uranium ions are stopped in the graphite, an intense beam of protons deeply penetrates<br />

into the iron. Outside of the beam catcher the radiation is dominated by neutrons scattered in a wide<br />

distribution onto the hexapole magnet.<br />

Figure 2.4.169: Fluence of protons per incident 238 U ion at 1500 MeV/u in the beam catcher area at PF1.<br />

Figure 2.4.170: Fluence of neutrons per incident 238 U ion at 1500 MeV/u in the beam catcher area at PF1.<br />

The maximum deposited energy density in the coil in the direction of the incident primary beam of<br />

0.045 MeV/cm 3 corresponds to 0.81 mJ/g for 10 12 uranium ions.<br />

Figure 2.4.171: Calculated energy deposition in the hexapole magnet behind PF1. The outer thick ring<br />

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