22–24 Jun 2022
Asia/Bangkok timezone
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Development of a 6 MeV Electron Beam Energy Linac for Fruit Sterilization

S3 Accelerators and Synchrotron Radiations
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2h 30m
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Board: P115
Poster Presentation Accelerators and Synchrotron Radiations S3 Accelerators and Synchrotron Radiations

Speaker

Dr Somjai Chunjarean (Synchrotron Light Research Institute, SLRI)

Description

Treatment on fresh fruits, meet and food with ionizing radiation has been frequently chosen to destroy harmful pathogenic microorganism and oriental fruit flies. Electron beam linear accelerator (Linac) is commonly used as the source of irradiation to produce photon and electron in megavolt energy. A 6 MeV Linac designed for medical therapy has been developed for fresh fruit sterilization at Synchrotron Light Research Institute (SLRI). Physical design, fabrication, testing, and installation of the 6 MeV Linac with major auxiliary systems will be described in this paper. It is the first system designed, fabricates, and tested in-house for the fruit sterilization application at SLRI. This paper will also present results of beam dynamics in the standing wave Linac structure. Measurement results of electron beam after subassemblies are presented.

Author

Dr Somjai Chunjarean (Synchrotron Light Research Institute, SLRI)

Co-authors

Dr Nattawat Yachum (Synchrotron Light Research Institute, SLRI) Mr Wiwek Phacheerak (Synchrotron Light Research Institute , SLRI) Dr Surapong Kokkrathoke (Synchrotron Light Research Institute, SLRI) Mr Surachai Pongampai (Synchrotron Light Research Institute, SLRI) Mr Preecha Kulthanasomboon (Synchrotron Light Research Institute, SLRI) Dr Siriwan Jummunt (Synchrotron Light Research Institute, SLRI ) Dr Supat Klinkhieo (Synchrotron Light Research Institute, SLRI) Mr Keerati Manasatitpong (Synchrotron Light Research Institute)

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