Published August 1994 | Version v1
Journal article

Thermoluminescent dosimeter used for ionizing radiation monitoring

  • 1. Academy of Military Medical Sciences (PLA), Beijing, BJ (China). Inst. of Radiation Medicine

Description

The dose range of personal dosimetric monitoring, and the performance and parameter requirements for the thermoluminescence personal dosimeter such as stability, detection threshold, residue, light influence, energy response and astatism are described. The design principles of thermoluminescence personal dosimeter, including un-differential trunk dosimeter and differential trunk dosimeter, are proposed. The selection of thermoluminescence detector, determination of the outer case, and coding, classification and usage of the thermoluminescence personal dosimeter are described

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Publishing Information

Journal Title
Bulletin of the Academy of Military Medical Sciences
Journal Volume
18
Journal Issue
3
Journal Page Range
p. 183-193.
ISSN
1000-5501
CODEN
JYKYEL