Relationship between induced indium activity and count rates of survey meters used to screen personnel exposed in criticality accidents

Takada, Chie ; Nakagawa, Takahiro ; Tsujimura, Norio

For the purpose of screening personnel exposed in a criticality accident, a small indium foil, for example, incorporated in a personal dosimeter or an ID card, has been universally adopted in many nuclear facilities. The focus of this research is an indium irradiation experiment using a $^{252}$ Cf source instead of reactors and Monte Carlo calculation to obtain the counting efficiency.

Language	:	English
Journal	:	Progress in Nuclear Science and Technology (Internet)
Volume	:	1
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Pages	:	p.122 - 125
Publication Year/Month	:	2011/02
Meeting title	:	5th International Symposium on Radiation Safety and Detection Technology (ISORD-5)
Held date	:	2009/07
Location (city)	:	Kitakyushu
Location (country)	:	Japan
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