CONSIDERATION ON THE Hp(10) AND H*(10) SECONDARY STANDARD CHAMBER CHARACTERISTICS
Journal Title: Journal of Science And Arts - Year 2008, Vol 9, Issue 2
Abstract
This work presents the operational parameters used for personal and radiation field monitoring: personal dose equivalent Hp(10, R, α) and ambient dose equivalent H*(10, R,α) for powerful penetration radiation, the measurement method using both secondary standard ionization chambers from STARDOOR laboratory and the results of measurements made in the room adjacent to the irradiation hall where the 7 MeV liniar accelerator is located, also including the results of the measurements conducted at the Sr-90-20 MBq radioactive source for testing the ionizing chambers.
Authors and Affiliations
Florea Scarlat, A. Scarisoreanu, M. Oane, E. Badita
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