Effect of structural defects in fine particle on heat energy flow toward the boundary layer

As the number of swipe samples around nuclear facilities is apt to increase, establishing simple and speedy analysis technique has become an urgent subject for the Fission Track (FT) method. In this method, a lot of trajectories induced by nuclear fission fragments will lead to drop an interested particle containing fissile materials from a film during etching process. Nuclear fission fragments are highly charged, so they can ionize, scatter and excite the other constituent molecules along their trajectory. This physical process could cause local temperature increase within or without the particle through the molecular collision. We try to investigate the relationship between the structural defects of the particle and heat energy flow toward the boundary layer by Molecular Dynamics Method. In this report, the computer code we have been developing is presented and what problems we should overcome to carry on this study are also stated. (author)