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Sustainable development trade-offs shape the acceptability of climate mitigation scenarios
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Response of TLD‐600/TLD‐700 and CR‐39 to neutrons for medical dosimetry
Luminescence, 2021AbstractIn this study, thermoluminescence detectors (TLD)‐600 and TLD‐700 were used under different conditions to study neutron dosimetry for its application in medical dosimetry as albedo dosimeters. 6LiF has a high cross‐section for neutrons and is more sensitive to neutrons than to gamma radiation.
Nabil El-Faramawy +2 more
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Medical Physics, 1983
A computerized thermoluminescent (TL) readout technique is presented which considerably improves the precision of dose readout and facilitates the dose information management and storage. The technique is relatively simple and it involves an interface between a commercially available thermoluminescent dosimetry (TLD) analyzer and a minicomputer.
C, Pla, E B, Podgorsak
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A computerized thermoluminescent (TL) readout technique is presented which considerably improves the precision of dose readout and facilitates the dose information management and storage. The technique is relatively simple and it involves an interface between a commercially available thermoluminescent dosimetry (TLD) analyzer and a minicomputer.
C, Pla, E B, Podgorsak
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Implementing Web Classification for TLDs
2015 IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference on Web Intelligence and Intelligent Agent Technology (WI-IAT), 2015On the market there are many commercial web classification services and a few publicly available web directory services. Unfortunately they mostly focus on English-speaking web sites, making them unsuitable for other languages in terms of classification reliability and coverage.
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Physics in Medicine & Biology, 1971
Since all of the commercially-available readers are manually operated, measurements with thermoluminescent dosemeters (TLD) are time-consuming and require the undivided attention of the operator for an average of a minimum of one minute per reading. Thus when TLD's are to be used on a large scale, some form of automation is indicated.
M, Kartha, J C, MacDonald
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Since all of the commercially-available readers are manually operated, measurements with thermoluminescent dosemeters (TLD) are time-consuming and require the undivided attention of the operator for an average of a minimum of one minute per reading. Thus when TLD's are to be used on a large scale, some form of automation is indicated.
M, Kartha, J C, MacDonald
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Factors affecting the precision of TLD dose measurements using an automatic TLD reader
Physics in Medicine and Biology, 1995An increase in the variability of TLD dose measurements prompted a study of the precision of dose measurements with a Rialto automatic TLD reader. It was found that readings with the same chip measured using two different trays could differ by as much as 7%.
J J, Wood, W P, Mayles
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Physics in Medicine and Biology, 2004
To improve the performance of mono-extruded TLD threads as a dosimetric thermoluminescent tool (French Patent 9903729), a new process was developed by co-extrusion methodology leading to threads of 600 microm diameter with a 50 microm homogeneous polypropylene sheath.
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To improve the performance of mono-extruded TLD threads as a dosimetric thermoluminescent tool (French Patent 9903729), a new process was developed by co-extrusion methodology leading to threads of 600 microm diameter with a 50 microm homogeneous polypropylene sheath.
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1987
Thermoluminescent dosemeters (TLDs) provide a valuable means of measuring dose distributions in clinical practice. A problem arises, however, in handling, labelling and positioning the individual dosemeters, which must be kept as clean as possible at all times.
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Thermoluminescent dosemeters (TLDs) provide a valuable means of measuring dose distributions in clinical practice. A problem arises, however, in handling, labelling and positioning the individual dosemeters, which must be kept as clean as possible at all times.
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A Comparison of TLD and Film for Personnel Dosimetry
Health Physics, 1966Abstract The film badge is today the most widely used personnel monitoring device for want of a more reliable and accurate system. Recent evaluations of the performance of the available commercial film badge services report a wide variation in both the accuracy and consistency of the reported exposures.
N, Suntharalingam, J R, Cameron
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