Physics
Scientific paper
Aug 2001
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Proceedings of the 27th International Cosmic Ray Conference. 07-15 August, 2001. Hamburg, Germany. Under the auspices of the Int
Physics
Scientific paper
Recent investigations have shown that radiation dose onboard orbital station MIR under a shield of some tens g/cm2 is mostly defined by fluxes of neutrons due to interactions with the matter of the station of protons of cosmic rays and of inner radiation belt. As secondary neutron fluxes are dependent on spacecraft mass onboard International Space Station (ISS) these fluxes compared with MIR-station can be yet more. In this paper we present results of the simulations of the flux and energy spectrum of secondary neutrons out of Earth s radiation belts for main laboratories and modules of ISS for its full configuration. Calculations were made both in the energy ranges ¡10 MeV and ¿10 MeV for maximum and minimum of solar activity. To test accuracy of the estimations the same simulations are made for orbital station MIR and CORONAS-I satellite. Obtained for MIR-station and CORONAS-I results are compared with measured values.
Ryumin S.
Sobolevsky Nikolai
Ufimtsev M.
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