Abstract

Accurate radiation dose evaluation for radiation workers is crucial to determine the radiation dose received from exposure. Using passive dosimeters such as TLD-900 can assist in monitoring and controlling radiation exposure by evaluating accumulated dose readings over a specific period. Due to its utilization in diverse radiation fields, the dose evaluation method should be able to differentiate the energy range employed. Energy dependence can pose a challenge in reading the received dose, particularly in the case of low-energy X-ray usage. Therefore, this study aims to develop an algorithm for individual equivalent dose evaluation Hp(10) in low-energy (<20 KeV) usage. The data will be obtained from the Nuclear Agency of Malaysia's Secondary Standard Dosimetry Laboratory (SSDL), including various ISO narrow series X-ray sources and several radioactive sources such as Cs-137, Co-60, Sr-90, Kr-85, and Pm-147. The evaluation method will involve a trumpet curve and ANSI bias plot, enabling an assessment of the performance of the developed algorithm. Ultimately, the algorithm will be used for long-term dose evaluation intercomparisons in low-dose reviews. The low-energy energy evaluation algorithm for equivalent doses has successfully been conducted. The algorithm performs very well in distinguishing energy types using the parameter r12. In contrast, the low-energy dose evaluation algorithm encounters difficulties due to the low-energy characteristics in energy deposition, which are similar for each element D. Keywords: Algorithm,radiation dose evaluation, TLD, Low Energy.

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