GSO IEC 61145:2013
IEC 61145:1992
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
09 September 2013
Calibration and usage of ionization chamber systems for assay of radionuclides
GSO IEC 61145:2013 Files
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21 Pages
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GSO IEC 61145:2013 Scope
This International Standard covers the techniques for the quantification of the activity of
identified radionuclides using any of a variety of ionization chambers currently available
for this purpose. The application of the standard is limited to instruments that incorporate
well-type ionization chambers as detectors.
This standard provides a method for obtaining measurements that are accurate to within
±10 % and reproducible to within ±5 % (usually for sources of more than 3,7 x 10 6 Bq
(100 pCi)).
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