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 | Performance of Sife - Eldeen dosimeter over broad absorbed dose and dose rate ranges of γ – radiation and at different temperatures |  |
| | Author(s): Dr. Kh. A. Sife - Eldeen * | | * - National Center for Radiation Research and Technology, Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt , sifekhdr@hotmail.com | | Study Type: Original Research | Subject: Radiation Biology | | | Article abstract: | | Background: Results are presented on some dosimetric characteristics of Sife – Eldeen dosimeter based on the radiation induced conductivity (RIC) of 3.5 M aqueous urea solutions. The studied characteristics were the response (RIC) of Sife – Eldeen dosimeter in broad ranges of absorbed dose, dose rates and at different irradiation temperature. Materials and Methods: Kent EIL5007 conductivity meter (Kent industrial measurements–Brown Boveri) was used for the measurement of samples RIC. Results: RIC of 3.5M urea aqueous was studied at low (0 – 462 Gy), as well as, at high (0 - 2592 kGy) absorbed radiation dose ranges. The coefficient of variation CV%, associated with RIC measurement of 3.5 M urea solution as a function of absorbed radiation dose, was found to be not more than 3.5% for both high and low absorbed radiation dose ranges. The effect of dose rate on RIC was studied in the range 0.035 - 5.969 kGy/h. The temperature effect on this system, at different doses, was also studied. Conclusion: The obtained results show the importance of using this dosimeter for dose evaluation in industrial gamma radiation processes , as well as in medical fields. Iran. J. Radiat. Res., 2008; 6 (3): 135-140 | | | Keywords: Sife – Eldeen dosimeter, liquid chemical dosimeters, γ – Radiation, Urea, Electrical conductivity., | |
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