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== CLAS Total absorption counter used for PrimEx ==
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The table below summarizes the information I obtained from various sources about the TAC counter that GlueX borrowed from CLAS.
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|+ Table: Properties of CLAS TAC counter
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! width=400px | Property (source)  !!  width=400px | Value
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| Material (from Mahbub)          ||  align=center | SF-5 Lead Glass
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| Composition by weigth (Web)      ||  align=center | 55% PbO, 38% SiO2, 5% K2O, 1% NaO2
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| Length  (from Mahbub)            ||  align=center | 40cm
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| Height  (from Mahbub)            ||  align=center | 20cm
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| Width  (from Mahbub)            ||  align=center | 20cm
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| Weight of lead-glass block      ||  align=center | 65 kg
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| Density (Web)                    ||  align=center | 4.08 g/cm^3
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| Radiation Length (Web)          ||  align=center | ~25mm 
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| Refractive index (Web)          ||  align=center | 1.67270   
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| PMT  (from Mahbub)              ||  align=center | 5 inch Hamamatsu R1250 PMT 
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== options considered earlier ==
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* lead-glass counter array:
 
* lead-glass counter array:
 
** efficiency ~100%  
 
** efficiency ~100%  
 
** to avoid radiation damage: rate < 100kHz using radiator of 10<sup>-5</sup> X<sub>0</sub> and ~100 pA beam
 
** to avoid radiation damage: rate < 100kHz using radiator of 10<sup>-5</sup> X<sub>0</sub> and ~100 pA beam
 
* Cerenkov counter (higher current - but probably lower efficiency)
 
* Cerenkov counter (higher current - but probably lower efficiency)

Revision as of 15:36, 9 March 2017

CLAS Total absorption counter used for PrimEx

The table below summarizes the information I obtained from various sources about the TAC counter that GlueX borrowed from CLAS.

Table: Properties of CLAS TAC counter
Property (source) Value
Material (from Mahbub) SF-5 Lead Glass
Composition by weigth (Web) 55% PbO, 38% SiO2, 5% K2O, 1% NaO2
Length (from Mahbub) 40cm
Height (from Mahbub) 20cm
Width (from Mahbub) 20cm
Weight of lead-glass block 65 kg
Density (Web) 4.08 g/cm^3
Radiation Length (Web) ~25mm
Refractive index (Web) 1.67270
PMT (from Mahbub) 5 inch Hamamatsu R1250 PMT


options considered earlier

  • lead-glass counter array:
    • efficiency ~100%
    • to avoid radiation damage: rate < 100kHz using radiator of 10-5 X0 and ~100 pA beam
  • Cerenkov counter (higher current - but probably lower efficiency)