The cosmic ray muon tomography facility based on large scale MRPC detector
Xuewu Wang, Ming Zeng, Zhi Zeng, Yi Wang, Ziran Zhao, Xiaoguang Yue,, Zhifei Luo, Hengguan Yi, Baihui Yu, Jianping Cheng

TL;DR
This paper presents a large-scale MRPC-based cosmic ray muon tomography prototype capable of imaging complex and small objects, demonstrating effective high-Z material detection for potential security and scientific applications.
Contribution
Introduction of a novel large-scale MRPC detector prototype for cosmic ray muon tomography with successful imaging of complex and small objects.
Findings
Prototype successfully images objects as small as 20 mm.
High-Z materials are distinguishable from low-Z materials.
The system demonstrates good imaging performance for complex structures.
Abstract
Cosmic ray muon tomography is a novel technology to detect high-Z material. A prototype of TUMUTY with 73.6 cm x 73.6 cm large scale position sensitive MRPC detectors has been developed and is introduced in this paper. Three test kits have been tested and image is reconstructed using MAP algorithm. The reconstruction results show that the prototype is working well and the objects with complex structure and small size (20 mm) can be imaged on it, while the high-Z material is distinguishable from the low-Z one. This prototype provides a good platform for our further studies of the physical characteristics and the performances of cosmic ray muon tomography.
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