Ageing studies of Multi-Strip Multi-Gap Resistive Plate Counters based on low resistivity glass electrodes in high irradiation dose
D. Bartos, C. Burducea, I. Burducea, G. Caragheorgheopol, F., Constantin, L. Craciun, D. Dorobantu, M. Ghena, D. Iancu, A. Marcu, G., Mateescu, P. Mereuta, V. Moise, C. Negrila, D. Negut, M. Petris, M., Petrovici, L. Radulescu, V. Aprodu, L. Prodan, A. radu, G.Stoian

TL;DR
This study investigates the ageing effects of high irradiation doses on Multi-Strip Multi-Gap Resistive Plate Counters with low resistivity glass electrodes, analyzing performance changes and surface layer composition.
Contribution
It provides detailed analysis of ageing effects and surface layer composition changes in MSMGRPCs after high irradiation doses, using multiple advanced characterization techniques.
Findings
Efficiency and cluster size measured before and after irradiation
Deposited layer composition analyzed with SEM, XPS, and other methods
Performance degradation linked to surface layer changes
Abstract
Detailed tests and analysis of ageing effects of high irradiation dose on Multi-Strip Multi-Gap Resistive Plate Counters based on low resistivity glass electrodes were performed. MSMGRPC efficiency and cluster size before irradiation are measured and compared with their values after irradiation in a high irradiation dose accessed at a multi-purpose irradiation facility of IFIN-HH based on Co source. The composition and properties of the deposited layers on the glass electrodes, studied based on a multitude of analysis methods, i.e. SEM, XPS, foil-ERDA, RBS, AFM and THz-TDS, are presented.
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