Tungsten (VI) oxide reinforced antimony glasses for radiation safety applications: A throughout investigation for determination of radiation shielding properties and transmission factors

We report the functional assessment of tungsten (VI) oxide on gamma-ray attenuation properties 60Sb2O3-(40-x)NaPO3-xWO3 antimony glasses. The elemental mass-fractions and glass-densities each glass sample are specified separately for MCNPX Monte Carlo code. In addition to fundamental gamma absorption properties, Transmission Factors throughout a broad radioisotope energy range were measured. According findings, holmium (Ho) incorporation into structure resulted in net increase 0.3406 g/cm3, whereas cerium (Ce) 0.2047 g/cm3. 40% WO3 reinforced S7 was found have greatest LAC value, even though seven samples exhibited identical behavior. S2 had lowest HVL values among groups evaluated this work, computed 0.015–15 MeV. EBF EABF reported with highest density values. findings research, will likely make significant contribution ray glasses, which employed optical structural modification. Therefore, it can be concluded that may treated monotonically successfully circumstances where characteristics, qualities need enhanced.