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Determination and Analysis of Ar-41 Dose Rate Characteristic at Thermal Column of Kartini Reactor

  • 1. Centre for Accelerator Technology and Material Process, National Nuclear Energy Agency, Yogyakarta (Indonesia)

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Determination and Analysis of Ar-41 activity dose rate at the thermal column after shutdown of Kartini reactor has been done. Based on evaluation and analysis concluded that external dose rate is D = 1.606x10-6 Sv/second and internal dose rate is 3.429x10-11 Sv/second. It means that if employee work at the column thermal area for 15 minutes a day, 5 days a week, in a year will be 0.376 Sv still under dose rate limit i.e. 0.5 Sv, so that the column thermal facility is safely area. (author)

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Proceedings of the Scientific Meeting and Presentation on Basic Research in Nuclear of the Science and Technology part I : Physics and Nuclear Reactor

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Original title (Indonesian)
Penentuan dan Analisis Karakteristik Laju Dosis Aktivitas Ar-41 pada Kolom Termal Reaktor Kartini

Publishing Information

Publisher
National Nuclear Energy Agency
Imprint Place
Yogyakarta (Indonesia)
Imprint Title
Proceedings of the Scientific Meeting and Presentation on Basic Research in Nuclear of the Science and Technology part I : Physics and Nuclear Reactor
Imprint Pagination
427 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 391-398
ISSN
0216-3128
Report number
INIS-ID--059

Conference

Title
Scientific Meeting and Presentation on Basic Research in Nuclear Science and Technology
Original Conference Title
Pertemuan dan Presentasi Ilmiah Penelitian Dasar Ilmu Pengetahuan dan Teknologi Nuklir
Dates
10 Jul 2007
Place
Yogyakarta (Indonesia)

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Notes
7 refs.; 4 tabs.; 6 figs. Imprint:Prosiding Pertemuan dan Presentasi Ilmiah Penelitian Dasar Ilmu Pengetahuan dan Teknologi Nuklir buku I : Fisika dan Reaktor Nuklir