Technical Guidance
Here you will find data and articles on radiation shielding, frequently asked questions (FAQ), monitor performance, specific gamma ray constants, mathematical derivations - indeed everything we have personally found useful from our tool kit. The resource will be gradually uploaded here from time to time. Have anything suitable that you would like to see featured here?
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Broad beam transmission of gamma rays from Co-60 through iron, lead and uranium Fig 4.4 (3)
Published: Sep 29, 2021
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Half-Value Thickness and Tenth Value Thickness for Heavily Filtered X-Rays in Broad Beam conditions Table 4.8 (1)
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X-ray equipment Constant potential 0.5-3 MV Fig 3.2 (5)
Published: Sep 29, 2021
Source: Ionactive Consulting Radiation Protection Resource
Read moreX-ray equipment: Constant potential 0.5-3 MV. A useful graph to calculate the dose rate output of a constant potential x-ray generator in Gy/h per mA at a distance of 1 m based on a tungsten target for different levels of tube filtration and varying MV. The text below the graph explains the conversion process to modern SI units.
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Broad beam transmission of X-Rays (constant potential) through lead (250-400 kV) Fig 4.3(8)
Published: Sep 29, 2021
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X-ray equipment Constant potential 2-30 MV Fig 3.2 (6)
Published: Sep 29, 2021
Source: Ionactive Consulting Radiation Protection Resource
Read moreX-ray equipment: Constant potential 2-30 MV. A useful graph to calculate the dose rate output of a constant potential x-ray generator in Gy/h per mA at a distance of 1 m based on a tungsten target for one specific filter and varying MV. The text below the graph explains the conversion process to modern SI units.
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Broad beam transmission of x-rays (constant potential) through lead (0.5-2.0 MV) Fig 4.3 (9)
Published: Sep 29, 2021
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