Dose Rate Spatial Distribution Produced by the Pulsed X-Ray Source in the Radiographic Examination

Irina Miloichikova; Sergei Stuchebrov; Angelina Krasnykh; Alexander Wagner

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1084.598

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Dose Rate Spatial Distribution Produced by the Pulsed X-Ray Source in the Radiographic Examination

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In the article the dose rate measurement technique of the pulsed X-ray source RAP-160-5 is presented. The examples of the dose rate spatial distribution for the different pulsed X-ray tube parameters at the different distance between the pulsed X-ray source focus and the detector are demonstrated. The recommendations for the radiation dose optimization to the objects under investigation from the different distance between the pulsed X-ray source focus and the detector are proposed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1084)

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Irina Miloichikova, Sergei Stuchebrov*, Angelina Krasnykh, Alexander Wagner

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Dose Distribution, Plan-Parallel Ionization Chamber, Pulsed X-Ray Source, Radiographic Examination

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