Results of the performance test for quality assessment of personal radiation dosimetry services including the influence of the dosimeter readout frequency
Chen-Ju Feng; Chin-Hui Wu; Yi-Hui Huang; Chien-Hau Chu; Ke-Yu Lien; Yu-Chieh Wang; Shen-Hao Lee; Shih-Ming Hsu · 2022 · Scientific Reports
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Abstract
Abstract This study was to determine the significance of factors considered for the measurement accuracy of personal dosimeter in dosimetry services such as dosimetry service, irradiation category, years of use and readout frequency. The investigation included management information questionnaire, on-site visit and blind test. The blind test with random selected personal badge was used in inter-comparison of eight dosimetry services, and the test results followed ANSI/HPS N13.11 criteria. This study also analyzed the measurement deviations if they felt in the criteria of ICRP 75 or not. One-wa
Abstract by Chen-Ju Feng; Chin-Hui Wu; Yi-Hui Huang; Chien-Hau Chu; Ke-Yu Lien; Yu-Chieh Wang; Shen-Hao Lee; Shih-Ming Hsu, Scientific Reports (2022) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.1038/s41598-022-23942-y