Sentence examples for dose conversion coefficients from inspiring English sources

The surface flux tally and ICRP74 dose conversion coefficients were employed to estimate the dose profile across the shield.

Absorbed doses and dose equivalents were estimated from the spectra by applying fluence to dose conversion coefficients.

With the exception of localized skin dose, it is difficult to measure tissue doses directly, and instead quantities that can be measured directly, in combination with absorbed dose conversion coefficients, are used.

With a sampling face velocity of 3.3 cm s 1, the deposition pattern on the wire screens were found to satisfactorily match the variation of the dose conversion coefficients for both Chinese males and females.

Moreover, the ICRP [12] recently published a "Statement on Radon" announcing a revision of dose conversion coefficients: "The Commission advises that the change is likely to result in an increase in effective dose per unit exposure of around a factor of two".

This paper focuses on the methods and computer codes used for radiation transport calculations on cosmic radiation, and their application to the analysis of radiation fields inside spacecraft, evaluation of organ doses in the human body, and calculation of dose conversion coefficients using the reference phantoms defined in ICRP Publication 110.

Thus, the estimate of the tissue or organ dose is the measured quantity multiplied by the absorbed dose conversion coefficient.

Calculations of the dose conversion coefficient (DCC) using the proposed bronchial dosimeter and the lung dosimetric model were performed for typical aerosol characteristics.

These are respirable and the inhalation of Uranium involves a 200-fold increased radiation dose conversion coefficient (the committed effective radiation dose per unit intake) compared with ingested Uranium.

The data of 211 neutron spectra and their respective fluence-to-dose conversion coefficients were used to train and to test ANN.

The rem counter is a polythene sphere with cadmium and lead insets, designed to have a response function proportional to the fluence to ambient dose equivalent conversion coefficients, H* 10)/Φ, for energies ranging from thermal up to 1 GeV.