Effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the transmitted x-ray transmission in tungsten oxide—epoxy composites

The effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the x-ray transmission in WO3-epoxy composites has been investigated using the mammography unit and a general radiography unit. Results indicate that nano-sized WO3 has a better ability to attenuate the x-ray beam generated by lo...

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Main Authors: Noor Azman, N., Siddiqui, Salim, Hart, Robert, Low, It-Meng
Format: Journal Article
Published: Elsevier Science Ltd 2013
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26929
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author Noor Azman, N.
Siddiqui, Salim
Hart, Robert
Low, It-Meng
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Siddiqui, Salim
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description The effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the x-ray transmission in WO3-epoxy composites has been investigated using the mammography unit and a general radiography unit. Results indicate that nano-sized WO3 has a better ability to attenuate the x-ray beam generated by lower tube voltages (25–35 kV) when compared to micro-sized WO3 of the same filler loading. However, the effect of particle size on x-ray transmission was negligible at the higher x-ray tube voltages (40–120 kV).
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-269292019-02-19T04:27:29Z Effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the transmitted x-ray transmission in tungsten oxide—epoxy composites Noor Azman, N. Siddiqui, Salim Hart, Robert Low, It-Meng Micro-sized WO3-epoxy composites Nano-sized WO3-epoxy composites Transmission Filler loading X-ray tube voltage The effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the x-ray transmission in WO3-epoxy composites has been investigated using the mammography unit and a general radiography unit. Results indicate that nano-sized WO3 has a better ability to attenuate the x-ray beam generated by lower tube voltages (25–35 kV) when compared to micro-sized WO3 of the same filler loading. However, the effect of particle size on x-ray transmission was negligible at the higher x-ray tube voltages (40–120 kV). 2013 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26929 10.1016/j.apradiso.2012.09.012 Elsevier Science Ltd fulltext
spellingShingle Micro-sized WO3-epoxy composites
Nano-sized WO3-epoxy composites
Transmission
Filler loading
X-ray tube voltage
Noor Azman, N.
Siddiqui, Salim
Hart, Robert
Low, It-Meng
Effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the transmitted x-ray transmission in tungsten oxide—epoxy composites
title Effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the transmitted x-ray transmission in tungsten oxide—epoxy composites
title_full Effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the transmitted x-ray transmission in tungsten oxide—epoxy composites
title_fullStr Effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the transmitted x-ray transmission in tungsten oxide—epoxy composites
title_full_unstemmed Effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the transmitted x-ray transmission in tungsten oxide—epoxy composites
title_short Effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the transmitted x-ray transmission in tungsten oxide—epoxy composites
title_sort effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the transmitted x-ray transmission in tungsten oxide—epoxy composites
topic Micro-sized WO3-epoxy composites
Nano-sized WO3-epoxy composites
Transmission
Filler loading
X-ray tube voltage
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26929