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Effects of proton beams irradiating materials considered for targets inhigh-power accelerator experiments have been under study using the BrookhavenNational Laboratory's (BNL) 200 MeV Linac. The primary objectives of the studythat includes a wide array of materials and alloys ranging between low andhigh-Z are to (a) observe changes in physio-mechanical properties which areimportant in maintaining high-power target functionality, (b) identify possiblelimits of proton flux or fluence above which certain material seize to maintainintegrity, (c) study the role of material operating temperature in inducing ormaintaining radiation damage reversal, and (d) correlate radiation damageeffects of different species such as energetic protons and neutrons onmaterials by utilizing reactor and particle accelerator experience data. Theseobjectives are specifically being addressed in the latest material irradiationstudy linked to the Long Baseline Neutrino Experiment (LBNE). Observations onirradiation effects on materials considered for high-power targets and otherbeam intercepting elements, such as collimators, from past studies andpreliminary observations of the ongoing LBNE study are presented in this paper.

Studies of material properties under irradiation at BNL Linear Isotope Producer (BLIP)