• IEEE N42.20-2003

IEEE N42.20-2003

American Standard Performance Criteria for Active Personnel Radiation Monitors

IEEE, 02/02/2004

Publisher: IEEE

File Format: PDF

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Published:02/02/2004

Pages:28

File Size:1 file , 350 KB

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This standard applies to the following types of active electronic devices that are worn on the trunk of the body for the purpose of measuring the personal dose equivalent, or the dose equivalent rate, from external sources of radiation. The types of dosimeters include those designed for measuring Type 1-X, gamma, and high-energy beta radiation Type 2-Neutron radiation Type 3-X, gamma, high-energy beta, and neutron radiation (i.e., total dose). The standard specifies the design and performance criteria for the personal electronic dose monitors and, if supplied, the associated readout system. It applies to devices used for the measurement of the personal dose equivalent (rate) from photon radiations (x-rays and gamma-rays) of energies 50 keV to 1.5 MeV, beta radiation of maximum energies greater than 2.0 MeV, neutron radiation from thermal energies to approximately 15 MeV.

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