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The Facility of radiation standards in Japan Atomic Energy Agency, present status and its research works on dosimetry

Kowatari, Munehiko; Yoshitomi, Hiroshi   ; Nishino, Sho   ; Tanimura, Yoshihiko   ; Oishi, Tetsuya ; Yoshizawa, Michio  

The Facility of Radiation Standards (FRS) of the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) offers various kinds of radiation calibration fields for calibration and testing for over three decades. The FRS-JAEA offers reliable X-ray, $$gamma$$-ray, beta-ray and neutron calibration fields with a vast range of variety. The quality and a set of neutron calibration fields are particularly mentioned. Neutron calibration fields with energies ranging between 0.025 eV and 19 MeV enable users to check the whole items for performance test. Two different sets of beta-ray calibration fields were established and served for regular calibration of dosimeters mainly used in nuclear industries. Resent research accomplishments on $$gamma$$-ray calibration fields can extend the upper limit of the energy up to 6 MeV. In addition to them, a simulated workplace neutron calibration field has been newly established for calibration of neutron dosimeters used inside the nuclear reactors.

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