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|a Intercomparison of personal dose equivalent measurements by active personal dosimeters :
|b final report of a joint IAEA-EURADOS project.
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|b International Atomic Energy Agency,
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|a Background -- EURADOS activities in personal dosimetry and intercomparisons -- International standards of relevance -- Organization of the intercomparison -- Irradiation laboratories -- Suppliers -- Results -- Summary of the performance of each tested personal dosimeter -- Comparison of the characteristics and performance of the 13 tested personal dosimeters -- Summary and conclusions.
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|a Active personal dosimeters (APDs) are widely used in many countries to provide on the spot dose information to the exposed person. Their use as legal dosimeters is already established in a few countries. In the majority of countries, APDs have not undergone accreditation programs or intercomparisons. The IAEA, in cooperation with EURADOS, organized an intercomparison using test criteria from two international standards (IEC 61526 and IEC 61283). Additionally, simulated workplace fields were used for testing the APD reactions to pulsed X ray fields and mixed gamma/X ray fields. This report may be used by member states as a source of information on new instruments which could be used in the near future as legal dosimeters combining the advantages of small size and instant readout of dose rate and dose with computerized dose keeping.--Publisher's description.
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