Abstract: Disclosed herein are a thermoluminescent dosimeter for radiation monitoring, comprising LiF doped with Mg, Cu and Si, and a fabrication method thereof. The LiF:Mg,Cu,Si thermoluminescent dosimeter is fabricated by heating a LiF-based thermoluminescent powder material having a composition of LiF mother material, 0.1-0.5 mol % of a Mg compound, 0.001-0.05 mol % of a Cu compound and 0.5-1.3 mol % of a Si compound to a temperature of 900-1200° C. to melt the LiF-based material, cooling the melted material, compression-molding the cooled material, sintering the molded material, cooling the sintered material, and then annealing the cooled material. The thermoluminescent dosimeter has high thermal stability and thus maintains constant thermoluminescence sensitivity even when it is annealed at a high temperature of more than 240° C.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a thermoluminescent dosimeter for radiation monitoring, comprising LiF doped with Mg, Cu and Si, and a fabrication method thereof. The LiF:Mg,Cu,Si thermoluminescent dosimeter is fabricated by heating a LiF-based thermoluminescent powder material having a composition of LiF mother material, 0.1-0.5 mol % of a Mg compound, 0.001-0.05 mol % of a Cu compound and 0.5-1.3 mol % of a Si compound to a temperature of 900-1200° C. to melt the LiF-based material, cooling the melted material, compression-molding the cooled material, sintering the molded material, cooling the sintered material, and then annealing the cooled material. The thermoluminescent dosimeter has high thermal stability and thus maintains constant thermoluminescence sensitivity even when it is annealed at a high temperature of more than 240° C.

Abstract: The disclosure concerns a pellet type LiF element for a thermoluminescent dosimetry (TLD) and its preparation. More particularly, the disclosure concerns the pellet type LiF element for a thermoluminescent dosimetry (TLD) which includes 0.35˜0.12% by mole of Mg source; 0.08˜0.001% by mole of Cu source; 1.3˜0.5% by mole of Na source; and 1.3˜0.5% by mole of Si source as dopants. The pellet type LiF element according to the present invention shows excellent sensitivity and has the preferred glow curve with a simple and single main peak.

Abstract: The disclosure concerns a pellet type LiF element for a thermoluminescent dosimetry (TLD) and its preparation. More particularly, the disclosure concerns the pellet type LiF element for a thermoluminescent dosimetry (TLD) which includes 0.35˜0.12 % by mole of Mg source; 0.08˜0.001 % by mole of Cu source; 1.3˜0.5 % by mole of Na source; and 1.3˜0.5 % by mole of Si source as dopants. The pellet type LiF element according to the present invention shows excellent sensitivity and has the preferred glow curve with a simple and single main peak.

Abstract: Disclosed are a CaSO4 based TL detector bonded with phosphorous compound and a method for fabricating thereof. The CaSO4 based TL detector can be fabricated by mixing CaSO4 based TL powder with a phosphorous precursor; molding the mixture powder under pressure; and sintering the molded body. The TL detector has so high TL sensitivity as to effectively measure personnel dose equivalent and low dose detection. It can be also manufactured in various forms and is easily handled, finding numerous applications in personnel and environmental monitoring fields.