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IEEE N42.13
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IEEE N42.13 2004 Edition, December 2, 2004 Calibration and Usage of "Dose Calibrator" Ionization Chambers for the Assay of Radionuclides
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Description / Abstract:
The following persons were on the balloting committee that approved this document for submission to the Accredited Standards Committee N42:
Joseph G. Bellian
O. W. Bilharz, Jr
Louis Costrell
David C. Cook
John M. Gallagher, Jr
Gerald Goldstein
J. B. Horner Kuper
Jesse Lieberman
Frank Manning
Basil Markow
James E. McLaughlin
Richard F. Shea
Carl R. Siebentritt, Jr
M. T. Slind
E. J. Vallario
Lee J. Wagner
Edward C. Wenzinger, Sr
This standard covers the technique for the quantification of the activity of identified radionuclides using any of a variety of ionization chambers currently available for this purpose. Application of the standard is limited to instruments that incorporate well-type ionization chambers as detectors.
This standard provides a method for obtaining measurements that are accurate to within ± 10% and reproducible to within ± 5% [usually for sources of more than 100 μCi (3.7 × 106 Bq)]. The standard is also intended to assure continuing performance of the apparatus within these specifications. For purposes of this standard, accuracy and reproducibility are described in 4.6.
Joseph G. Bellian
O. W. Bilharz, Jr
Louis Costrell
David C. Cook
John M. Gallagher, Jr
Gerald Goldstein
J. B. Horner Kuper
Jesse Lieberman
Frank Manning
Basil Markow
James E. McLaughlin
Richard F. Shea
Carl R. Siebentritt, Jr
M. T. Slind
E. J. Vallario
Lee J. Wagner
Edward C. Wenzinger, Sr
This standard covers the technique for the quantification of the activity of identified radionuclides using any of a variety of ionization chambers currently available for this purpose. Application of the standard is limited to instruments that incorporate well-type ionization chambers as detectors.
This standard provides a method for obtaining measurements that are accurate to within ± 10% and reproducible to within ± 5% [usually for sources of more than 100 μCi (3.7 × 106 Bq)]. The standard is also intended to assure continuing performance of the apparatus within these specifications. For purposes of this standard, accuracy and reproducibility are described in 4.6.