Re: Neutron TLDs

[Stanford <stanford@sos.net>]

Two implementations of the Panasonic UD-809 that have extensive experience 
with a wide  range of neutron fields are Rocky Flats Environmental 
Technology Site, (manager David Goble David.Goble@rfets.gov) and the Pantex 
Plant (manager Chris Passmore cpassmor@pantex.com).   Both of these sites 
use the UD-809 in conjunction with a second Panasonic TLD ( UD-802 and 
UD-812, respectively) to allow pretty good measurement of mixed beta, 
photon and neutron fields of different energies.  As the technical 
consultant to both of these programs, I would be happy to answer your 
questions as well.

-Neill Stanford
stanford@sos.net
(360)336 1571

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> From: Christoph_Hofmeyr/CNS1@cns.co.
> To: radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu
> Subject: neutron tlds
> Date: Friday, August 08, 1997 9:07AM
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> Hi!  I am urgently looking for users with experience of the Panasonic
> UD-809 thermoluminescent personal dosemeters for neutrons (in a fission
> reactor environment) who can advise on practical calibration and quality
> control procedures.  Comments are welcome on Radsafe or personally to
> chofmeyr@cns.co.za.  Chris Hofmeyr.
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