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RE: Half value, tenth value layers
Let me clarify my original question re tables for half/tenth value. I know how to do the calculation and have done it too many times, but:
1) Given that, in this day and age, most HP tools are tabulated/in programs/et cetera, I am hoping that one of us HP nerds set up a table for ALL the nuclides using the classic shield materials of lead, concrete and plastic.
2) Being the lazy butt that I am, I didn't want to have to do the calculation
The RHH and the Shielding Compendium are my bibles for doing the calculation, but it would be a lot easier to have a complete table (the RHH is incomplete). Please do not comment on things that affect the calculation (e.g. material density, build up factor, et cetera) as I fully understand the complexities involved (at least to the extent of my limited brain power). I'm just looking for a quick (and dirty) reference table with this request.
Larry Grimm, Senior HP
UCLA EH&S/ Radiation Safety Division
If this email is not RSD business, the opinions are mine, not UCLA's.
-----Original Message-----
From: Grimm, Lawrence [mailto:LGrimm@FACNET.UCLA.EDU]
Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 9:33 AM
To: 'Radsafe Listserve'
Subject: Half value, tenth value layers
Hi all: does anyone have a comprehensive list of all radionuclide half-value and tenth value layers? A web-site URL would be lovely.
Larry Grimm, Senior HP
UCLA EH&S/ Radiation Safety Division
* If this email is not RSD business, the opinions are mine, not UCLA's.
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