RADIATION PROTECTION PROPERTIES OF ADDITIONAL SHIELDING «PROTECTIVE CURTAIN» INSTALLED IN CREW CABIN OF RUSSIAN SEGMENT OF ISS

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RADIATION PROTECTION PROPERTIES OF ADDITIONAL SHIELDING «PROTECTIVE CURTAIN» INSTALLED IN CREW CABIN OF RUSSIAN SEGMENT OF ISS Raisa Tolochek 1, Vyacheslav Shurshakov 1, Sergei Khulapko 1,2, Igor Nikolaev 2, Satoshi Kodaira 3, Hajime Kawashima 3, Yukio Uchihori 3, Iva Ambrozova 4, Péter Szántó 5, Atilla Hirn 5, Martin Smith 6, 1 Institute of Bio-Medical Problems, RAS, Moscow, Russia 2 RSC-Energia, Korolev, Moscow Region, Russia 3 National Institutes for Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology, Chiba, Japan 4 Nuclear Physics Institute, Academy of Sciences of Czech Republic, Prague, Czech republic 5 Centre for Energy Research, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary 6 Bubble Technology Industries, Chalk River, Canada WRMISS 2016

Participants of the current project IBMP, Russia (TLD) NPI, Czech republic (TLD, SSNTD) NIRS, Japan (TLD, SSNTD) CER HAS, Hungary (Pille-ISS) BTI, Canada (BUBBLE detectors)

Introduction: Crew cabin shielding characteristic Scheme of Service Module of Russian Segment of ISS Protective curtain thickness is estimated to be 6.3 g/cm 2 Crew cabin outer wall thickness is estimated as ~ 1.5 g/cm 2 (2 Al layers with 2 mm thickness (0.4 cm * 2.7 g/cm 3 = 1.08 g/cm 2 ) + also an additional shielding of the anti-meteorite protection (outside) and the cabin interior cover (inside))

CREW CABINS IN ZVEZDA MODULE photo by NASA

Protective curtain design Thickness, cm Mass, kg Upper part 7,5 14,600 Middle part 13 25,600 Bottom part 12 24,000 All 64,200 Hygenic wipes and towels Estimated thickness: 6.3-6.5 g/cm2 Tissue bag containing 4 layers of hygienic wipes and towels Photo of protective curtain made during pre-flight preparations (Baikonur, Kazakhstan, 2010)

Measuring instruments Passive detector packages containing thermoluminescent detectors (TLD) and solid state nuclear track detector (SSNTD) have been used as a main measuring instrument. 12 passive detectors packages + 1 background control Detector kit flight model

TLD and SSNTD Detector type Material and name Sizes TLD LiF:Mg,Ti (tablet) (TLD 700) LiF:Mg,Ti (monocrystal) (DTG-4/ДТГ-4) 3 mm / 0.9 mm NIRS, 1-4 sessions 4.5 mm / 1 mm IBMP (OSLD for 5 th session) CaSO 4 :Dy 5 mm / 1 mm NPI Al2O 3 :C 5 mm / 1 mm SSNTD CR-39 HARZLAS TD-1 27 х 27 х 1 mm NPI, NIRS

Measuring instruments Pille-ISS detector was used for additional studies in period September 2010 December 2011. /Onboard cross-calibration of the Pille-ISS Detector System and measurement of radiation shielding effect of the water filled protective curtain in the ISS crew cabin, P.Szanto et., Radiation Measurements 82 (2015) 59-63 Pille ISS space dosimeter (TL) system.

Measuring instruments Bubble detectors were used for estimation neutron dose reduction. Reader Bubble-detector

Detectors exposure locations BUBBLE detectors Pille-ISS detectors

PHOTOS MADE ONBOARD ISS Passive detectors packages Overall view of protective curtain in starboard crew cabin, SM ISS Spherical phantom in the same location (2004-2005 yy)

PHOTOS MADE ONBOARD ISS Pille ISS dosimeters (placed in the same locations as passive detectors packages) BUBBLE dosimeters

Flight Data PNTD and TLD detector packages were exposed during 6 sessions: session# Start End Duration, days ISS mission# 1 16.06.2010 26.11.2010 163 SOYUZ ТМА-19 24/25 2 15.12.2010 24.05.2011 160 SOYUZ ТМА-20 25/26 3 21.06.2011 27.04.2012 311 Progress M-11M/ SOYUZ TMA-22 4 15.05.2012 19.11.2012 188 SOYUZ TMA-04 M/ SOYUZ TMA-05 M 27/30 31/32 5 26.09.2013 11.03.2014 166 SOYUZ ТМА-10М 37/38 6 27.03.2015 18.02.2016 328 SOYUZ TMA-16M/ SOYUZ TMA-18M 43/46 BUBBLE detectors were exposed for about 30 sessions during 2009 2012 yy, #22-33 ISS missions. Pille- ISS dosimeters measurements (16 sessions) were performed from Sep. 2010 to Dec. 2011 (#25-28 ISS missions)

Resilts: Absorbed dose time dynamic (TLD, IBMP ) D (all): 250 396 μgy/day, Dmax/Dmin = 1,58 D (sh): 205 315 μgy/day, Dmax/Dmin = 1,53 D (un): 294 477 μgy/day, Dmax/Dmin = 1,6

ISS parameters: flight altitude

Geomagnetic parameters: W (Wolf number)

Geomagnetic parameters: Ap index

Geomagnetic parameters: Dst index

Resilts: Equivalent dose measurements (TLD+ SSNTD, NIRS ) H, average, all detectors H, average, shielded detectors H, average, unshielded detectors H (all): 509 674 μsv/day, Hmax/Hmin = 1,32 H (sh): 399 551 μsv/day, Hmax/Hmin = 1,38 H (un): 610 790 μsv/day, Hmax/Hmin = 1,29 dd.mm.yy

Dose Spatial Distribution Absorbed Dose Rate, μgy/day Equivalent Dose Rate, μsv/day 1300 1300 1200 1200 1100 1100 1000 1000 900 900 64 52 31 session D, IMBP D, D, IMBP IMBP D, D, NPI D, NPI NPI D, IMBP D, D, NIRS NIRS H, H, NIRS NIRS 800 800 700 700 600 600 500 500 400 400 300 200 100 0 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 Номер # package сборки

Passive detector packages comparison #2/#1 #4/#3 #7/#5 #8/#6 #10/#9 #12/#11

Results: Ratio of unshielded and shielded detectors (D) # pack. Ratio, average for all time 1/ Ratio % 2/1 1,71 ± 0,05 58 4/3 1,67 ± 0,03 60 Dunshielded/Dshielded 2,10 1,90 1,70 #1 session #2 session #3 session #4 session #5 session #6 session 7/5 1,21 ± 0,05 83 1,50 8/6 1,24 ± 0,01 81 10/9 1,50 ± 0,02 67 12/11 1,54 ± 0,02 65 1,30 1,10 0,90 illuminator 0,70 2/1 4/3 7/5 8/6 10/9 12/11 # compared detectors Ratio = unshielded detector/ shielded detector «illuminator» effect: thickness is about 5 g/cm 2

Results: Ratio of unshielded and shielded detectors (D): Pille-ISS data 2/1 Average # measurements Average (TLD, IBMP) Corresponding exposure sessions 4/3 7/5 1,29 13 1,23 2-4 sessions 8/6 10/9 1,49 3 1,36 1-2 sessions between 1 and 2 12/11 1,52 1 1,56 sessions Data presented in next article: Onboard cross-calibration of the Pille-ISS Detector System and measurement of radiation shielding effect of the water filled protective curtain in the ISS crew cabin, P.Szanto et., Radiation Measurements 82 (2015) 59-63

Resilts: Ratio of unshielded and shielded detectors Hunshielded/Hshielded 2,4 2,2 2 1,8 1 session 2 session 3 session 5 session 1,6 1,4 1,2 1 0,8 0,6 2/1 4/3 7/5 8/6 10/9 12/11 # packages Ratio ~1 no difference between shielded and unshielded packages considering uncertainty range 4 points with different shielding thickness: outer wall, glass, outer wall + protective curtain, glass +protective curtain

Pack#2 and Pack#1, 3 session Hunshielded/Hshielded = 1,9 LET spectra Pack#8 and Pack#6, 3 session Hunshielded/Hshielded = 1,05 Flux [/cm^2/sr/(kev/um)] 1,0E+04 1,0E+03 1,0E+02 Package #1 Package #2 Flux [/cm^2/sr/(kev/um)] 1,0E+04 1,0E+03 1,0E+02 Package #6 Package #8 1,0E+01 1,0E+01 1,0E+00 1,0E+00 1,0E-01 1,0E-01 1,0E-02 11 17 25 37 55 82 123 183 273 407 LET, kev/μm 1,0E-02 11 17 25 37 55 82 123 183 273 407 LET, kev/μm

Resilts: Quality Factor Spatial Distribution (average for all sessions) Time dynamic (average for all packages means) # package <Q> # session <Q> 1 2,30 2 2,25 3 2,34 4 2,24 5 2,08 6 2,10 7 2,04 1 2,5 2 2,1 3 2,0 5 1,9 8 1,98 9 2,05 10 1,91 11 2,13 12 2,04

BUBBLE-dosimeter results A27 A28 SPND A28 and A27 dose rate for 3 sessions (2010) in detector configuration shown on figure above. A28 = 161±19 µsv/day A27 =210±39 µsv/day A27 A28 H unshielded /H shielded = 1,3 ± 0,3 or H shielded /H unshielded =77 ± 17 % This result is very similar to the value (72 ± 17 %) measured during ISS-21 using a water shielding in JEM Data taken from: M.B. Smith et al. Bubble-detector measurement in the Russian segment of the International Space Station during 2009 12. Radiation Protection Dosimetry (2014), pp. 1 13

Conclusions The special facility for additional shielding of the crew cabin and detector arragement have been used from 2010 onboard ISS for more 6 years. The unshielded- shielded absorbed dose ratio can vary from 1.13 to 1.91 (or from 12% to 48%) and depend on shielding conditions. Quality factor was measured. The data shows that quality factor varies from 1,78 (pack # 9 located on protective curtain surface, 5 session) up to 3.5 (pack #4 located on the wall, 1 session). Protective curtain experiment was simulated by different calculating methods IBMP TLD data and PNTD and TLD data from NPI and NIRS was presented. Some improvements for last sessions are needed. New design is developed to use polyethylene bricks instead water-containing hygenic materials.

Publications. Sato, T., Niita, K., Shurshakov, V.A., Yarmanova, E.N., Nikolaev, I.V., Iwase, H., Sihver, L., Mankusi, D., Endo, A., Matsuda, N., Iwamoto, Y., Nakashima, H., Sakamoto, Y., Yasuda, H., Takada, M., Nakamura, T., 2011. Evaluation of dose rate reduction in a spacecraft compartment due to additional water shield. Cosmic Res. 49, 319 324. P. Szanto et al. Onboard cross-calibration of the Pille-ISS Detector System and measurement of radiation shielding effect of the water filled protective curtain in the ISS crew cabin. Radiation Measurements 82 (2015) 59-63 Ploc O., Sihver L., Kartashov D., Tolochek R., Shurshakov V.. PHITS simulations of the Protective curtain experiment onboard the Service module of ISS: Comparison with absorbed doses measured with TLDs. Advances in Space Research 52, 2013. c. 1911 1918. Д.А. Карташов, Р.В. Толочек, В.А. Шуршаков, Е.Н. Ярманова. Расчет радиационных нагрузок в отсеке космической станции при использовании дополнительной защиты. Авиакосмическая и экологическая медицина, 2013, т. 47, No 6, стр. 61-66. M.B. Smith et al. BUBBLE-DETECTOR MEASUREMENTS IN THE RUSSIAN SEGMENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION DURING 2009 12. Radiation Protection Dosimetry (2014), pp. 1 13

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