Table of Contents

FOREWORD<br>1 General<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;1.1 Scope and object<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;1.2 Normative references<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;1.3 Terms, definitions and units<br>2 Design requirements<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;2.1 General characteristics<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;2.2 Indication facilities<br>3 Test procedures<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.1 General test conditions<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.2 Radiation characteristics<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.3 Relative intrinsic error for air kerma rate <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;measurements<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.4 Intrinsic errors for direction measurements<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.5 Variation of responses with radiation energy<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.6 Variation of the air kerma rate response with angle <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;of incidence<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.7 Variation of the azimuth angle response with elevation <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;angle incidence<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.8 Variation of the elevation angle response with azimuth <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;angle incidence<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.9 Response to other ionizing radiation<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.10 Overload characteristics<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.11 Electrical characteristics<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.12 Mechanical characteristics<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;3.13 Environmental characteristics<br>4 Documentation<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;4.1 Type test report<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;4.2 Certificate<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;4.3 Operation and maintenance manual<br>Bibliography

Abstract

Applies to installed, portable or transportable assemblies intended to measure: - the direction of an X or gamma radiation source in terms of azimuth and elevation angles; - the X or gamma air kerma rate at the equipment location; - the attenuation coefficient in a given medium and the related effective energy of the X or gamma beam incident to the equipment location.

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Published
Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	International Electrotechnical Committee
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ISBN
Committee	TC 45