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Title: The 1999 intercomparison of individual monitoring systems for some Latin American countries
metadata.dc.title.evento: Regional congress on radiation protection and safety, 5
Authors: Silva,Teógenes Augusto da
Figueiredo, M.E.
Ferruz-Cruz, P.
Massera, G.
Affiliation: Centro de Desenvolvimento da Tecnologia Nuclear/CDTN, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brasil
Issue Date: 2001
Keywords: Radiation monitoring;personnel dosimetry;dose equivalents
Abstract: In 1999, an intercomparison exercise of individual monitoring systems was promoted among nine Latin American countries with the main objective of identifying and improving their situation as far as personnel dosimetry. Participating countries were asked to send fifty-five whole-body personal dosimeters which were given personal dose equivalents, Hp(10), from 0.30 to 30 mSv, in x- and gamma ray beams. The reliability of the irradiation procedure was assured by using standard ionization chambers traceable to the national standards and reliable personal dosimeters as quality controls. As far as the overall accuracy in terms of Hp(10), results showed that five participants were able to reach the minimum acceptable performance. Procedures, results and analysis of the intercomparison are detailed in this paper.
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