Development of Luminescent Skin Dosimeters for Automatic System of Individual Dosimetric Control
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A prototype of a skin dosimeter with a lower limit of the measured dose range of 100 μSv has been created for an automated system of individual dosimetric control that takes the readings with the use of the effect of optically stimulated luminescence. The energy and dose characteristics of this prototype meet Russian and foreign nuclear safety standards. The obtained results became possible due to the development and implementation of the new approach to the creation of an irradiation-sensitive layer with a mass thickness of 5 mg/cm2 on the detector surface. This is described in this paper. The approach is based on a special laser treatment of the detector surface. The logic of the parameter selection for this treatment is regarded with special attention in this paper.
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