The Use of Quartz Inclusion Thermoluminescence for the Retrospective Dosimetry of the Chernobyl Area

One of the main problems with the Chernobyl accident studies is the net gamma dose evaluation since 1986. This paper reports the measurement of the thermoluminescence of quartz inclusions in ceramic materials. Samples of bricks and roof tiles from points near the Chernobyl area were analysed and tot...

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Published in:Radiation protection dosimetry 1993-05, Vol.47 (1-4), p.305-306
Main Authors: Vischnevekii, I.N., Drozd, I.P., Koval, G.N., Fominych, V.I., Baran, N.P., Bartchuk, V.I., Bugal, A.A., Maksimenko, V.M., Baryachtar, V.G.
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Language:English
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Summary:One of the main problems with the Chernobyl accident studies is the net gamma dose evaluation since 1986. This paper reports the measurement of the thermoluminescence of quartz inclusions in ceramic materials. Samples of bricks and roof tiles from points near the Chernobyl area were analysed and total gamma doses were estimated.
ISSN:0144-8420
1742-3406
DOI:10.1093/oxfordjournals.rpd.a081756