2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.rinp.2015.12.002
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Simulating a scintillation fiber detector of the activities of ionizing radiation sources

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“…On the other hand, for obtaining the feedback of e-Beam intensity on the projected plane, some other e-Beam detectors have been proposed such as the fiber-optic scintillating detectors and ferroelectric-crystal detectors [17], [18]. In fiber-optic scintillating detectors is composed of organic scintillator [19]- [21] and plastic optical fiber (POF) [22]- [24]. Through scintillating light generated from e-Beam exposure is transferred to photoelectric diode array by POF for final signal readout.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, for obtaining the feedback of e-Beam intensity on the projected plane, some other e-Beam detectors have been proposed such as the fiber-optic scintillating detectors and ferroelectric-crystal detectors [17], [18]. In fiber-optic scintillating detectors is composed of organic scintillator [19]- [21] and plastic optical fiber (POF) [22]- [24]. Through scintillating light generated from e-Beam exposure is transferred to photoelectric diode array by POF for final signal readout.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In recent years new technologies have been introduced by improving the durability of the fibre in the detection process which indicate even the level of corrosion can be assessed to sense the presence and dosage of the gamma rays. The introduction of scintillating material, either connected or mixed with optical fibres lead to new technology to detect and measure radiation [6].…”
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“…[23][6], where the luminescence light emitted from sapphire is measured. By using Beer Lamberts law, based on the thickness of plastic optic fiber the wavelength range and luminescence are measured.…”
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“…Because of their large specific surface area, high porosity, and tunable mechanical properties, nanofibers have broad application in many fields, including bioengineered structures, air and water filtration, electronics, drug delivery, fuel cells, biomedical tissue engineering, building materials, and smart clothing . However, nanofibers produced by traditional methods present some problems, including their toxic solvents and low output.…”
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