Establishment of ISO 4037-1 X-ray narrow-spectrum series

In order to calibrate radiation protection instruments and determine radiation dose, it is critical to establish an X-ray narrow-spectrum series recommended by the standard ISO 4037-1 which is published by the International Standardisation Organisation (ISO). By experiment, the qualities of filtered...

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Main Authors: Deliang Zhang, Wanchang Lai, Jinjie Wu, Haiyan Du, Rui Zhao, Song Fan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2019-12-01
Series:The Journal of Engineering
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Online Access:https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2018.9126
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spelling doaj-5a68d5a1054c4118842c0fdec7b4eb782021-04-02T11:48:49ZengWileyThe Journal of Engineering2051-33052019-12-0110.1049/joe.2018.9126JOE.2018.9126Establishment of ISO 4037-1 X-ray narrow-spectrum seriesDeliang Zhang0Wanchang Lai1Jinjie Wu2Haiyan Du3Rui Zhao4Song Fan5Chengdu University of TechnologyChengdu University of TechnologyNational Institute of MetrologyChengdu University of TechnologyChengdu University of TechnologyNational Institute of MetrologyIn order to calibrate radiation protection instruments and determine radiation dose, it is critical to establish an X-ray narrow-spectrum series recommended by the standard ISO 4037-1 which is published by the International Standardisation Organisation (ISO). By experiment, the qualities of filtered X radiation of narrow-spectrum series in the range from 60 to 300 kV were established. The differences of the first half-value layer (HVL1) and the second HVL (HVL2) between experimental results and the values given in the standard ISO 4037-1 were all within 5%. What is more, the Monte Carlo code EGSnrc was used to simulate the spectra of these radiation qualities, which showed a good agreement with these spectra given in the standard ISO 4037-1. The spectral resolution, mean energy and effective energy of these reference qualities can be obtained, which are all have good agreement with the given values.https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2018.9126iso standardsmonte carlo methodscalibrationdosimetryradiation protectionvoltage 60.0 kv to 300.0 kvspectral resolutionmonte carlo code egsnrcfirst half-value layercalibrationiso 4037-1 x-ray narrow-spectrum seriesfiltered x radiationradiation doseradiation protection instrumentsradiation qualitiesstandard iso 4037-1hvl2
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author Deliang Zhang
Wanchang Lai
Jinjie Wu
Haiyan Du
Rui Zhao
Song Fan
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Wanchang Lai
Jinjie Wu
Haiyan Du
Rui Zhao
Song Fan
Establishment of ISO 4037-1 X-ray narrow-spectrum series
The Journal of Engineering
iso standards
monte carlo methods
calibration
dosimetry
radiation protection
voltage 60.0 kv to 300.0 kv
spectral resolution
monte carlo code egsnrc
first half-value layer
calibration
iso 4037-1 x-ray narrow-spectrum series
filtered x radiation
radiation dose
radiation protection instruments
radiation qualities
standard iso 4037-1
hvl2
author_facet Deliang Zhang
Wanchang Lai
Jinjie Wu
Haiyan Du
Rui Zhao
Song Fan
author_sort Deliang Zhang
title Establishment of ISO 4037-1 X-ray narrow-spectrum series
title_short Establishment of ISO 4037-1 X-ray narrow-spectrum series
title_full Establishment of ISO 4037-1 X-ray narrow-spectrum series
title_fullStr Establishment of ISO 4037-1 X-ray narrow-spectrum series
title_full_unstemmed Establishment of ISO 4037-1 X-ray narrow-spectrum series
title_sort establishment of iso 4037-1 x-ray narrow-spectrum series
publisher Wiley
series The Journal of Engineering
issn 2051-3305
publishDate 2019-12-01
description In order to calibrate radiation protection instruments and determine radiation dose, it is critical to establish an X-ray narrow-spectrum series recommended by the standard ISO 4037-1 which is published by the International Standardisation Organisation (ISO). By experiment, the qualities of filtered X radiation of narrow-spectrum series in the range from 60 to 300 kV were established. The differences of the first half-value layer (HVL1) and the second HVL (HVL2) between experimental results and the values given in the standard ISO 4037-1 were all within 5%. What is more, the Monte Carlo code EGSnrc was used to simulate the spectra of these radiation qualities, which showed a good agreement with these spectra given in the standard ISO 4037-1. The spectral resolution, mean energy and effective energy of these reference qualities can be obtained, which are all have good agreement with the given values.
topic iso standards
monte carlo methods
calibration
dosimetry
radiation protection
voltage 60.0 kv to 300.0 kv
spectral resolution
monte carlo code egsnrc
first half-value layer
calibration
iso 4037-1 x-ray narrow-spectrum series
filtered x radiation
radiation dose
radiation protection instruments
radiation qualities
standard iso 4037-1
hvl2
url https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2018.9126
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