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Ageing studies of Multi-Strip Multi-Gap Resistive Plate Counters based on low resistivity glass electrodes in high irradiation dose

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arxiv 2105.12214 v2 pith:A54DB35V submitted 2021-05-24 physics.ins-det hep-ex

D. Bartos , C. Burducea , I. Burducea , G. Caragheorgheopol , F. Constantin , L. Craciun , D. Dorobantu , M. Ghena
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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
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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 $^{60}$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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