Glasses For Photomultiplier Tube For Neutrino Detection: Molecular Dynamics Simulation And Experimental Evaluation

Photomultiplier tubes (PMT) used in neutrino detection experiments, are exposed to high-purity water at 14 deg C and hydrostatic pressures of around 890 KPa. This creates a unique and detrimental environment for the glass surface and mechanical behaviour. This paper discusses an applied classical molecular dynamic simulation to investigate the structural and mechanical properties for PMT glass compositions.

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S K Sundaram Et Al (Sundaram@Alfred.Edu)

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Alfred University, New York, Usa

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13Th Symp Eu Soc Of Glass Science 2016 286-288

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Special Glass

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S 4336a

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