Liulin-type spectrometry-dosimetry instruments
- Ts. Dachev1,*,
- Pl. Dimitrov1,
- B. Tomov1,
- Yu. Matviichuk1,
- F. Spurny2,
- O. Ploc2,
- K. Brabcova2 and
- I. Jadrnickova2
- 1Solar-Terrestrial Influences Institute, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Acad. G. Bonchev Street, Block 3, 1113 Sofia, Bulgaria
- 2Nuclear Physics Institute, Czech Academy of Sciences, Na Truhlarce 39/64, 18086 Prague, Czech Republic
- *↵Corresponding author: tdachev{at}bas.bg
Abstract
The main purpose of Liulin-type spectrometry-dosimetry instruments (LSDIs) is cosmic radiation monitoring at the workplaces. An LSDI functionally is a low mass, low power consumption or battery-operated dosemeter. LSDIs were calibrated in a wide range of radiation fields, including radiation sources, proton and heavy-ion accelerators and CERN-EC high-energy reference field. Since 2000, LSDIs have been used in the scientific programmes of four manned space flights on the American Laboratory and ESA Columbus modules and on the Russian segment of the International Space Station, one Moon spacecraft and three spacecraft around the Earth, one rocket, two balloons and many aircraft flights. In addition to relative low price, LSDIs have proved their ability to qualify the radiation field on the ground and on the above-mentioned carriers.
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