REAL TIME LUMINESCENT DOSIMETRY SYSTEM FOR PRODUCT PROCESSING AT AN ELECTRON ACCELERATOR

Quality control in industrial product processing at an electron accelerator requires continuous monitoring of critical parameters of the irradiation regime, first of all, of absorbed dose. The method of contact-free on-line measuring the surface distribution of absorbed dose in a processed object is described. The novel technique is based on the use of optical radiation induced in the object with the electron beam (cathodoluminescence, CL). It is shown, that the intensity of CL is proportional to the absorbed dose rate. An automated system for online measurement of the CL signal and determination of the scanning beam parameters (profile, width, offset) has been developed. The results of calibration of the absorbed dose by the CL signal in the industrial dose range are obtained. In contrast to the well-known methods of luminescent dosimetry based on thermo- or optically stimulated luminescence, the new approach does not require a special material for detector, as well as its extra stimulation to read out the dosimetry information.

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2024-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.46813/2024-153-131
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Radiation Effects and Dosimetry
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REAL TIME LUMINESCENT DOSIMETRY SYSTEM FOR PRODUCT PROCESSING AT AN ELECTRON ACCELERATOR

R. Pomatsalyuk, S.K. Romanovskyi, V. Uvarov, V. Shevchenko
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REAL TIME LUMINESCENT DOSIMETRY SYSTEM FOR PRODUCT PROCESSING AT AN ELECTRON ACCELERATOR

R. Pomatsalyuk, S.K. Romanovskyi, V. Uvarov, V. Shevchenko
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Abstract

Quality control in industrial product processing at an electron accelerator requires continuous monitoring of critical parameters of the irradiation regime, first of all, of absorbed dose. The method of contact-free on-line measuring the surface distribution of absorbed dose in a processed object is described. The novel technique is based on the use of optical radiation induced in the object with the electron beam (cathodoluminescence, CL). It is shown, that the intensity of CL is proportional to the absorbed dose rate. An automated system for online measurement of the CL signal and determination of the scanning beam parameters (profile, width, offset) has been developed. The results of calibration of the absorbed dose by the CL signal in the industrial dose range are obtained. In contrast to the well-known methods of luminescent dosimetry based on thermo- or optically stimulated luminescence, the new approach does not require a special material for detector, as well as its extra stimulation to read out the dosimetry information.

Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology (UA)
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