Energy dependent of oslds compared with tld in low and high energy photon beams

The aim of this study to investigate energy dependent of OSLDs and TLD100 at low energy and high energy photon beam. All dosimeters were calibrated using Cs-137 at Secondary Standard Dosimetry Laboratory (SSDL) at Malaysia Nuclear Agency. TLD100 and OSLDs dosimeter were irradiated using Philips O...

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Main Author: Yahya, Muhammad Hadzmi
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Language:English
Published: Universiti Sains Malaysia 2016
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description The aim of this study to investigate energy dependent of OSLDs and TLD100 at low energy and high energy photon beam. All dosimeters were calibrated using Cs-137 at Secondary Standard Dosimetry Laboratory (SSDL) at Malaysia Nuclear Agency. TLD100 and OSLDs dosimeter were irradiated using Philips Optimum 80 General X-ray machine with different energy of 40 kVp, 81 kVp and 125 kVp respectively. For high energy measurement, both dosimeters were placed in water phantom at dmax then were irradiated under high energy photon using 6 MV and 10 MV which were generated by Siemens Primus Linear Accelerator (LINAC). Both dosimeters showed energy dependent. The OSL dosimeters give reliable of result percentage different compare to TLD100 at high energy. The percentage ifferent of OSLDs was less than 10% compared to TLD100 less than 19%. Chi square, X2 values OSLDs to theoretical in low photon energy were 83.16, 125.03 and 156.16 compare X2 values for TLD 100 were 10.89, 4.13 and 8.69. In high energy photon, X2 values for OSLDs 0.035 and 0.121 compare TLD100 were 1.989 and 3.845. For better result in dose measurement using TLD100 in high energy, we should calibrate it using high energy source such as Co-60.
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spelling usm-627272025-09-07T08:07:32Z http://eprints.usm.my/62727/ Energy dependent of oslds compared with tld in low and high energy photon beams Yahya, Muhammad Hadzmi R Medicine (General) RA Public aspects of medicine The aim of this study to investigate energy dependent of OSLDs and TLD100 at low energy and high energy photon beam. All dosimeters were calibrated using Cs-137 at Secondary Standard Dosimetry Laboratory (SSDL) at Malaysia Nuclear Agency. TLD100 and OSLDs dosimeter were irradiated using Philips Optimum 80 General X-ray machine with different energy of 40 kVp, 81 kVp and 125 kVp respectively. For high energy measurement, both dosimeters were placed in water phantom at dmax then were irradiated under high energy photon using 6 MV and 10 MV which were generated by Siemens Primus Linear Accelerator (LINAC). Both dosimeters showed energy dependent. The OSL dosimeters give reliable of result percentage different compare to TLD100 at high energy. The percentage ifferent of OSLDs was less than 10% compared to TLD100 less than 19%. Chi square, X2 values OSLDs to theoretical in low photon energy were 83.16, 125.03 and 156.16 compare X2 values for TLD 100 were 10.89, 4.13 and 8.69. In high energy photon, X2 values for OSLDs 0.035 and 0.121 compare TLD100 were 1.989 and 3.845. For better result in dose measurement using TLD100 in high energy, we should calibrate it using high energy source such as Co-60. Universiti Sains Malaysia 2016 Monograph NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/62727/1/MUHAMMAD%20HADZMI%20BIN%20YAHYA%20-%20e.pdf Yahya, Muhammad Hadzmi (2016) Energy dependent of oslds compared with tld in low and high energy photon beams. Project Report. Universiti Sains Malaysia. (Submitted)
spellingShingle R Medicine (General)
RA Public aspects of medicine
Yahya, Muhammad Hadzmi
Energy dependent of oslds compared with tld in low and high energy photon beams
title Energy dependent of oslds compared with tld in low and high energy photon beams
title_full Energy dependent of oslds compared with tld in low and high energy photon beams
title_fullStr Energy dependent of oslds compared with tld in low and high energy photon beams
title_full_unstemmed Energy dependent of oslds compared with tld in low and high energy photon beams
title_short Energy dependent of oslds compared with tld in low and high energy photon beams
title_sort energy dependent of oslds compared with tld in low and high energy photon beams
topic R Medicine (General)
RA Public aspects of medicine
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