Development of a new ionisation chamber, for HP(10) measurement, using Monte-Carlo simulation and experimental methods
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Abstract
An ionisation chamber that directly measures the quantity personal dose equivalent, Hp(10), is used as a secondary standard in some metrology laboratories. An ionisation chamber of this type was first developed by Ankerhold. Using the Monte-Carlo simulation, the dose in the sensitive volume as a function of the IC dimensions and the effects of the several components of the ionising chamber have been investigated. Based on these results, a new ionising chamber, lighter than the previous ones, is constructed and experimentally tested.
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| Authors | Hugo Miguel Silva,J. Cardoso,C. Oliveira;Hugo Miguel Silva;J. Cardoso;C. Oliveira; |
| Journal | Radiation protection dosimetry |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.1093/rpd/ncq544
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