[Isotope-prod] Writing assignments and Outline
Pavel Degtiarenko
pavel at jlab.org
Mon Oct 26 11:33:56 EDT 2015
Hi George,
In the beginning we (George Kharashvili and myself) were trying to cover
different isotopes / parent targets / energies / possible target
arrangements. Do you think all of that needs to be included in the report.
For example, should we discuss Th-230 target, or it's beyond our reach.
If we could find 500g of Th-230, I believe we'd prefer to use it, and
wouldn't try to optimize and design the system for Ra-226 target.
Otherwise, development and optimization of Radium target setup should be
done in more detail and we should forget about Th-230.
Similar situation with Cu-67 isotope production. Should we list all the
options, including production from Zinc targets, and beam energy
optimizations for different possible engineering solutions?
Any hint on the importance / market value of Lu-177. Should we consider
its production from Hafnium.
If we start writing now, it seems it will be not a proposal for the
isotope production for the market, -- but for isotope production R&D --
and I guess we should avoid that. Could we try to develop a consensus
limiting our options.
Regards,
Pavel
On 10/26/2015 10:11 AM, George Neil wrote:
> We are a month and a week away from producing our final report. Please
> start summarizing your results into a coherent WRITTEN package. I have
> produced a DRAFT outline of the final report with a description of
> what I expect to see in each section. There are writing assignments
> for the lead of each section. Feel free to draw on others to produce
> that section but it is your responsibility to see that it gets done.
> Remember that we expect to assemble the complete package the first
> week of December so your section needs to be done before then (and I
> will be relying on some of your numbers to produce the final story as
> to viability so I have to see your story before I can write my
> section). Please review the outline; get back to me with any suggested
> changes and, most of all, start writing!
> George
>
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