06.09.26suekane AAP061 KamLAND & KASKA Prototype (In view of safeguards) F.Suekane Research Center for Neutrino Science Tohoku University

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suekane AAP061 KamLAND & KASKA Prototype (In view of safeguards) F.Suekane Research Center for Neutrino Science Tohoku University Applied Antineutrino Physics Livermore National Lab., CA, USA

suekane AAP062 KamLAND Collaboration

suekane AAP063 KamLAND Detector Cosmicray veto Balloon S.S. tank PMT Liquid Scintillator buffer oil Electronics

suekane AAP064 Oil Purification system Rn free N 2 Gas Generator Corridor to detector Water Purification system Monitor Displays

suekane AAP065 KamLAND; Distance to Reactors 68GW th ~180km =>

suekane AAP066 Issues for KamLAND Detector Design Event rate ~ only 1/day/kt (or 1/3years/t)  Large overburden to shield cosmic-rar rate=10 -5 of surface  Extremely radio-pure liquid scintillator: Purification system -> U/Th/ 40 K < ppm  Delayed coincidence  Thick Shields: at least 50cm of water + 2.5m of Buffer Oil => Background reduction is essential Large Liquid Scintillator (M~1kton)  Transparency and stability is essential  Simple is better

suekane AAP067 Key Detector Elements Liquid Scintillator: (1150m 3 ) Dodencane(80%)+PC(20%)+PPO(1.5g/L) Light output >8,000photons/MeV, att. >10m (Gd is not used) Balloon: 13m diam. 135  mt Nylon/EVOH multilayer film. Held by Kevlar mesh. Buffer Oil: (1700m 3 ) 2.5mt. n-Dodecane+Isoparaffin PMT: " aperture PMT " aperture => 34% photo-coverage Purification system: Water extraction + N 2 bubbling U =>3.5x g/g

suekane AAP068 Event Display: Low Energy Event (Enomoto WIN05)

suekane AAP069 e identification ( e p -> e + n); an ideal reaction, because Only e contributes (no background from other neutrino species) Low threshold Energy (1.8MeV) Large cross section (~100  e ) p is abundant in LS Cross section precisely known (  =0.2%) e energy can be measured (E =E visible +0.8MeV) Delayed Coincidence -> powerful background rejection

suekane AAP0610 Single Backgrounds 208 Tl decay ~2.5/day 238 U/ 222 Rn: 3.5x g/g = 2decay/day 232 Th: 5.2x g/g =10decay/day 40 K: <2.7x g/g <4000decay/day Cosmic-ray=0.3Hz Reactor analysis threshold e p threshold (cf: sea water contains10 -9 g/g of U.)

suekane AAP0611 Neutrino Event Spectrum Very Good S/N

suekane AAP0612 Reactor neutrino oscillation does exist Long range detection has to take into account the effect of the neutrino oscillation => Avoid L=50km

suekane AAP0613 Reactor Power Variation In 2003, many power reactors stopped. KamLAND is already monitoring gross reactor opeartion in Japan observed rate

suekane AAP0614 KASKA Prototype Neutrino Experiments at Kasniwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Station

suekane AAP0615 KASKA Members Niigata University: N.Tamura, M.Tanimoto, H.Miyata, H.Nakano T.Kawasaki, M.Katsumata, T.Iwabuchi, M.Aoki, N.Nakajima, K.Sakai Tohoku University: F.Suekane, Y.Sakamoto, S.Tsuchiya, H.Tabata Tokyo Metropolitan University: T.Sumiyoshi, H.Minakata, O.Yasuda, K.Sakuma Tokyo Institute of Technology: M.Kuze, K.Nitta, H.Furuta, J.Maeda, Y.Funaki Kobe University: T.Hara KEK: N.Ishihara, H.Sugiyama Miyagi University of Education: Y.Fukuda, Akiyama Hiroshima Institute of Technology: Y.Nagasaka Osaka University: Nomachi ~30people

suekane AAP0616 KASKA-  13 ~1.6km 150m ~0.35km 24.3GW (world' largest) 6ton x 2 ~50m 2x6ton L=1.6km sin 2 2  13 <0.015 Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Station

suekane AAP0617 Detector & Shaft Hole

suekane AAP0618 Neutrino Detection Then => use Gd

suekane AAP0619 KASKA Prototype * Test of  -catcher. * Am/Be e like signal.  e detection at research reactor. *Magnetic shield test MC development LS handling 0.9m 3 in Tohoku Univ. 16 8"PMT UV transparent Acylic sphere Sources (Am/Be, 60 Co)

suekane AAP Co signal (1.3MeV  +1.2MeV  1  escape

suekane AAP0621 Am/Be signal E prompt E delayedt Ed Ep Gd- 

suekane AAP0622 Background for reactor Window Preliminary

suekane AAP0623 research reactor Fast Reactor (Pu rich) P th =140MW Frequent ON/OFF L~25m ~150 p  e  n reaction/day KASKA Prototype 25m Purpose: Not for safegard R&D, just to see reactor ON/OFF for demonstration.

suekane AAP0624 Some modification for Joyo experiment Not to scale * 0.05% Gd LS(10%BC521+15%PC+75%isoParaffin oil) * Lead shield, * Cosmic-ray anti counter * Paraffin Blocks * n/  pulse shape discrimination(PSD) Event Selections 3.5MeV<Ep<6MeV 6MeV<Ed<9MeV  T<50  s Fiducial cuts(R<45cm) PSD cut => efficiency ~5% => S/N~1/a few x10

suekane AAP0625 n/  PSD with prototype LS n(=p) singal  (=e) signal Q total Q tail 60 Co  fast n R For 50% of  efficiency, n rejection rate >90% => S/Nbecomes more than 5 times better is different for  and n The most sever BKG on surface is fast neutron. => n/  separation will be essential Real data cut t ADC gates

suekane AAP0626 Acrylic sphere Cosmic-ray Anti counter Gd-LS Reactor is behind the wall

suekane AAP0627 Energy spectrum of singles (no cuts) Reactor ON Reactor OFF Very Preliminary Measured by 1PMT Just starting data taking.

suekane AAP0628 Possible Improvements * More PMT Coverage: => Better PSD => Less leakage from low energy BKG * Better Shield: Thicker lead & paraffin block shields, Double acrylic sphere (buffer region) * Better Anticounter coverage: => Cosmic-ray related BKG * Higer reactor power: Monju(fast reactor) => x5 High Power ABWR => x30 * Shorter distance: => ~ 1/L 2

suekane AAP0629 Simple Summary KamLAND successfully measures reactor neutrinos at distance hundreds of km from reactors. KASKA prototype is going to take fast reactor data shortly