Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1876277 | Applied Radiation and Isotopes | 2012 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
The radioactivity along the central thimble hole of a decommissioned heavy water research reactor, TRR, was evaluated using TLD approach. The decay radionuclide was verified to be Co-60. The dose along the TRR central thimble hole was detected and revised by performing an unfolding analysis. The revised data reduced to 70–90% of the original data (for example, the maximum dose rate was reduced from 6447 to 4831 mSv/h,) and were more reliable.
► Well calibrated TLDs were applied to verify the dominant radionuclides remained in the decommissioned reactor. ► Point spread function was used to reveal the real dose distribution along the central vertical hole of reactor. ► Estimation of radioactive dose was built for the coming 10 years.
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Authors
Lun-Hui Lee, Hai-Feng Sher, I-Hsin Lu, Lung-Kwang Pan,