Determination of multiple- and single-scatter fractions in Compton-scatter densitometry

Huddleston, Alan L.; Posteraro, Robert H.; Sackler, Jay P.; Dunn, Stephen E.

doi:10.1016/0883-2889(86)90133-4

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“…Photon scattering bone density gauges have been used in studies of osteoporosis and treatment effectiveness by Roberts et al [ 129 ]. Assessments of dual energy Compton scatter densitometers, including the effects of multiple scattering in both the object of interest and the overlying material, have been made by Huddleston and Weaver [ 130 ] and by Huddleston et al [ 131 ]. Bone densitometers using the ratio of coherent to Compton scattering have been described by Stalp and Mazess [ 132 ] and by Shukla et al [ 133 ].…”

Section: Radiometric Gauging and Control In Medicine And In The Mementioning

confidence: 99%

Survey of industrial, agricultural, and medical applications of radiometric gauging and process control

Hubbell¹

1990

J. RES. NATL. INST. STAN.

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Photon and particle radiations (gamma rays, x rays, brems-strahlung, electrons and other charged particles, and neutrons) from radioactive isotopes, x-ray tubes, and accelerators are now widely used in gauging, production control, and other monitoring and metrology devices where avoidance of mechanical contact is desirable. The general principles of radiation gauges, which rely on detection of radiation transmitted by the sample, or on detection of scattered or other secondary radiations produced in the sample, are discussed. Examples of such devices currently used or at least shown to be feasible in industrial, transportation, building, mining, agricultural, medical, and other metrology situations are presented, drawing from a total of 146 selected technical and review paper reference sources here cited.

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Section: Radiometric Gauging and Control In Medicine And In The Mementioning

confidence: 99%

Survey of industrial, agricultural, and medical applications of radiometric gauging and process control

Hubbell¹

1990

J. RES. NATL. INST. STAN.

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“…Some workers have used two source methods for determining two variables through solution of two independent simultaneous equations rather successfully [29,30).…”

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A Novel Technique in Nucleonic Gauging for Density Measurements with Dimensionless Parameters

Sinha¹,

Kulkarni²

1991

IETE Journal of Research

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Determination of scale thickness and general and localized metal removal in desalination plants by the gamma-ray interaction method

Abdul‐Majid¹

1993

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Determination of multiple- and single-scatter fractions in Compton-scatter densitometry

Cited by 8 publications

References 11 publications

Survey of industrial, agricultural, and medical applications of radiometric gauging and process control

Survey of industrial, agricultural, and medical applications of radiometric gauging and process control

A Novel Technique in Nucleonic Gauging for Density Measurements with Dimensionless Parameters

Determination of scale thickness and general and localized metal removal in desalination plants by the gamma-ray interaction method

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