FEASIBILITY OF A GRAPHITE-CARBON DIOXIDE IONIZATION CHAMBER TO MEASURE CARBON DOSE AT HIGH DOSE RATES. Period covered April 1957 to November 1957

Title: FEASIBILITY OF A GRAPHITE-CARBON DIOXIDE IONIZATION CHAMBER TO MEASURE CARBON DOSE AT HIGH DOSE RATES. Period covered April 1957 to November 1957

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The feasibility of designing a graphite -carbon dioxide ionization chamber for the absolute measurement of the carbon dose rate from a pure gamma field up to 10/sup 10/ erg/g/hr is discussed. There are insufficient data on neutron response to judge the feasibility of using the ion chamber in mixed fields with large neutron components. (auth)

Authors:: Hickmott, R.L.

Publication Date:: Fri Nov 01 00:00:00 EST 1957

Research Org.:: Wright Air Development Center. Materials Lab., Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio

OSTI Identifier:: 4288335

Report Number(s):: WADC-TN-57-335; AD-142249; PB-

NSA Number:: NSA-13-003736

Resource Type:: Technical Report

Resource Relation:: Other Information: Project and Task title: NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION. Orig. Receipt Date: 31-DEC-59

Country of Publication:: Country unknown/Code not available

Language:: English

Subject:: INSTRUMENTS; CARBON; CARBON DIOXIDE; EFFICIENCY; GAMMA RADIATION; GRAPHITE; IONIZATION CHAMBERS; MEASURED VALUES; NEUTRONS; PLANNING; RADIATION DOSES; USES

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                    Hickmott, R.L. FEASIBILITY OF A GRAPHITE-CARBON DIOXIDE IONIZATION CHAMBER TO MEASURE CARBON DOSE AT HIGH DOSE RATES. Period covered April 1957 to November 1957.  Country unknown/Code not available: N. p., 1957. 
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                    Hickmott, R.L. FEASIBILITY OF A GRAPHITE-CARBON DIOXIDE IONIZATION CHAMBER TO MEASURE CARBON DOSE AT HIGH DOSE RATES. Period covered April 1957 to November 1957.  Country unknown/Code not available.

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