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Radiation Protection Dosimetry 66:37-44 (1996)
© 1996 Oxford University Press

Experiences and Performance of the Harshaw Dosimetry System at Two Major Processing Centres

R.A. Tawil, T. Olhalber and B. Rathbone

The installations, operating practices, dose algorithms and results, and maintenance experience at two major dosimetry processing centres are described. System selection considerations and a comprehensive quality programme are described in the light of the publication of testing requirements by various dosimetry regulatory organisations. Reported information from Siemens Dosimetry Services comprises their selection of dosemeters and processing equipment including service history, a description of their dose computation algorithm, and detailed results of their testing against DOELAP standards. Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories (PNL) provides a description of their dosemeters and equipment with service history; in addition, a discussion of their new neural network approach to a dose computation algorithm and test results from that algorithm are presented.


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