Investigations of the Deuterium-Deuterium Fusion Reaction in Cast Annealed, and Cold-Rolled Palladium

Ilić, R.; Rant, J.; Šutej, T.; Doberšek, Mirko; Krištof, Edvard; Skvarč, J.; Koželj, Matjaž

doi:10.13182/fst90-a29286

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“…where K is the confidence factor and a^i is the standard deviation of the blank defined (Ilic and Rant, 1991;Ilic et al, 1990) as…”

Section: Response Of Radon Dosimeters and Detection Limitsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Radon Monitoring Devices Based on Etched Track Detectors

Ilić¹,

Šutej²

1997

Radon Measurements by Etched Track Detectors

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“…where K is the confidence factor and a^i is the standard deviation of the blank defined (Ilic and Rant, 1991;Ilic et al, 1990) as…”

Section: Response Of Radon Dosimeters and Detection Limitsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Radon Monitoring Devices Based on Etched Track Detectors

Ilić¹,

Šutej²

1997

Radon Measurements by Etched Track Detectors

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“…Commonly used SPTDs for neutron measurement are PADC (polyallyldiglycol carbonate) or CR-39, polycarbonates (Lexan, Makrofol), cellulose nitrate (LR-115), etc., among which CR-39 detectors are found to be more sensitive and widely used [24][25][26][27][28]. The major drawbacks usually associated with these track detectors are the time consuming track development process and the tedious readout procedure.…”

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Neutron Spectrometry and Dosimetry Using CR-39 Detectors

Tripathy

2015

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Solid polymeric track detectors (SPTDs), due to their insensitivity to low LET radiations and integrating nature of signal registration, are found to be effective and convenient for neutron measurements, particularly in pulsed and mixed radiation fields such as in particle accelerator environments. This paper in addition to reviewing some of the existing methods of neutron spectrometry and dosimetry, explores new approaches on the use of SPTDs for neutron measurements, elaborates on the extended energy response and rapid etching techniques of SPTDs along with some new results. Microwave induced chemical etching (MICE) technique, recently introduced for rapid and efficient processing of track detectors is discussed in the paper.Contents of Paper

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Anomalous nuclear phenomena and solid state nuclear track detector

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Nuclear Tracks and Radiation Measurements

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Investigations of the Deuterium-Deuterium Fusion Reaction in Cast Annealed, and Cold-Rolled Palladium

Cited by 9 publications

References 6 publications

Radon Monitoring Devices Based on Etched Track Detectors

Radon Monitoring Devices Based on Etched Track Detectors

Neutron Spectrometry and Dosimetry Using CR-39 Detectors

Anomalous nuclear phenomena and solid state nuclear track detector

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