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Radiation Protection Dosimetry Advance Access published online on April 27, 2006
Radiation Protection Dosimetry, doi:10.1093/rpd/nci565
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SSD 2004 Special Issue Articles

THE IMPLEMENTATION IN ROUTINE OF THE ENEA NEW PERSONAL PHOTON DOSEMETER

E. Fantuzzi 1 *, F. Mariotti 2, B. Morelli 1, and G. Uleri 1

1 ENEA, Radiation Protection Institute, via dei Colli, 16-40136 Bologna, Italy
2 DIENCA, Department of Energy, Nuclear and Environmental Engineering, University of Bologna, via dei Colli, 16-40136 Bologna, Italy

* To whom correspondence should be addressed.
E. Fantuzzi, E-mail: fantuzzi{at}bologna.enea.it


  Abstract

The ENEA photon dosemeter, introduced in 1995, consisting of two differently filtrated LiF(Mg, Cu, P) detectors, has been modified recently. The ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) plastic support has been replaced by a new aluminium card supporting the same two detectors (LiF(Mg, Cu, P) GR200). The new card, fully developed at the ENEA-Radiation Protection Institute (which is going to be patented), can now be processed through a Harshaw Model 6600 Automated TLD Reader, a hot gas reader. This paper reports the results of the individual calibration of ~60, 000 LiF(Mg, Cu, P) GR200 detectors inserted on the new aluminium cards. Before the implementation in routine of the new cards, the reader has been characterised. Steps and tests to be made to use the card in routine (i.e. reader stability, linearity, reproducibility, etc.) are reported. The whole dosimetric system now combines the very good performances of the Harshaw Model 6600 reader and that of LiF(Mg, Cu, P) thermoluminescent material.


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