Optothermal Properties of Vanadate-Tellurite Oxide Glasses and Some Suggested Applications

Souri, Dariush

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-76568-6_5

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“…Tellurite-vanadate oxide glasses have special and unique physical properties that vary with composition [11][12][13]. This type of oxide glasses had suggested applications in antibacterial materials, solar cells and waveguides, heat pumps in photovoltaic panels, laser, photochromic glasses, radiation shielding and so forth [14]. High density, low-phonon energies, good stability and durability of tellurite-vanadate glasses can gave more insights for the determination of the effectiveness in reducing and attenuating different electromagnetic radiation of these glasses and to investigate the effect of irradiation on its mechanical and physical properties.…”

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“…For example, Elmahroug et al [15], El-Mallawany et al [16] and Tijani et al [17] examined potentiality of these glasses to be used as shielding materials. Moreover, the rigidity of the network of different tellurovanadate based glass series such as; VTT, VTAg, VTPb and VTBi was studied by ultrasonic technique to clarify the effect of the third oxide on the network [14].…”

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Improvement of radiation shielding properties of some tellurovanadate based glasses

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In this research, various valuable features having discriminating characteristics, namely the mass attenuation coefficient (μm), effective atomic number (Zeff), energy absorption buildup factor (EABF), neutron removal cross-section (ΣR), mass stopping power (MSP) and projected range values were studied in the energy range of 0.015–15 MeV for vanado-telluride glass network had heavy or transition metal oxides. μm for the different glass series were calculated using Monte Carlo code. Besides, the EABFs were also calculated using geometric progression fitting technique. The proton and alpha MSP as well as projected range values were computed using SRIM code. Moreover, the generated μm by MCNPX for the different glass series was compared to the outputs of XMuDat and XCOM. The analysis indicated that the glass sample VTBi6 had good magnitudes of μm and the lowest values of half value layer, i.e. the sample had the superior radiation shielding properties among the explored glasses.

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