Simulation and calculation of the radiation attenuation parameters of newly developed bismuth boro-tellurite glass system

This paper presents a comprehensive simulation and calculation study of the radiation attenuation parameters for a newly developed bismuth boro tellurite glass system. Through advanced computational modeling and theoretical analysis, linear and mass attenuation coefficients (mu and mu/rho), and other key radiation attenuation parameters of the studied glass system are thoroughly investigated across a range of photon energies. Utilizing state-of-the-art simulation techniques and theoretical models, the radiation shielding effectiveness of the glass system is evaluated, offering insights into its potential applications in radiation protection and shielding. We found that the Sigma(R) values for fast neutrons are 0.10013, 0.10221, 0.10953, 0.11347 and 0.11383 cm(-1) for BTBiBV-1, BTBiBV-2, BTBiBV-3, BTBiBV-4, and BTBiBV-5, respectively. The results of this study contribute to the understanding of the radiation attenuation properties of bismuth boro tellurite glasses and provide valuable information for their utilization in various fields, including medical imaging, nuclear power, and industrial radiography. Additionally, accurate modeling and characterization of attenuation parameters across different photon energies are crucial for designing effective radiation protection strategies and ensuring the safety of personnel and equipment in radiation environments.