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12270 https://intelek.unisza.edu.my/intelek/pages/view.php?ref=12270 https://intelek.unisza.edu.my/intelek/pages/search.php?search=!collection407072 Restricted Document Article Journal application/pdf 11 1.6 Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 20 Paper Capture Plug-in abc 2019-01-03 19:44:48 6570-01-FH02-FSK-19-33044.pdf UniSZA Private Access Simulation of photon attenuation through aluminium using e-radiation simulator (EGS5 code) Journal of Fundamental and Applied Sciences Radiation education is necessary for a wide variety of people, such as radiation workers and students of medical imaging. In order to understand radiation behaviour inside the material, we have developed an e-radiation simulator by using Monte Carlo simulation programme (EGS5 code). Anyone who has no programming knowledge will able to simulate photons in a material through this easy to use web-based environment radiation simulator. To validate our simulator, we calculate photon linear attenuation coefficient (µ) of an aluminium material which commonly used as a filter in diagnostic radiology. For the sake of comparison, we calculate at high energy photon of 662 keV to compare our results of µ with the XCOM database and literature. Consequently, the results from the developed simulator comparable with the database and literature for the case of photon attenuation study. 11 1 173-183
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Simulation of photon attenuation through aluminium using e-radiation simulator (EGS5 code)
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Radiation education is necessary for a wide variety of people, such as radiation workers and students of medical imaging. In order to understand radiation behaviour inside the material, we have developed an e-radiation simulator by using Monte Carlo simulation programme (EGS5 code). Anyone who has no programming knowledge will able to simulate photons in a material through this easy to use web-based environment radiation simulator. To validate our simulator, we calculate photon linear attenuation coefficient (µ) of an aluminium material which commonly used as a filter in diagnostic radiology. For the sake of comparison, we calculate at high energy photon of 662 keV to compare our results of µ with the XCOM database and literature. Consequently, the results from the developed simulator comparable with the database and literature for the case of photon attenuation study.
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Simulation of photon attenuation through aluminium using e-radiation simulator (EGS5 code)
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Simulation of photon attenuation through aluminium using e-radiation simulator (EGS5 code)
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Simulation of photon attenuation through aluminium using e-radiation simulator (EGS5 code)
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Simulation of photon attenuation through aluminium using e-radiation simulator (EGS5 code)
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Simulation of photon attenuation through aluminium using e-radiation simulator (EGS5 code)
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simulation of photon attenuation through aluminium using e-radiation simulator (egs5 code)
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