film badge

The film badge was developed and brought back in minutes.

At the end of the month, the film badge is turned in and is processed.

Film badges showed 67 overdoses between August 6 and 9.

You see, the radiation film badges showed contamination, but the engine room instruments did not.

He reached up to his shoulder and unclipped his film badge.

The film badge has several advantages over other types of dosimetry:

Film badge dosimeters are for one-time use only.

A wide range of ionization chamber, film badge, and thermoluminescent personal dosimeters are available.

The film badge or TLD is more like a car's odometer.

In 1985, he appeared in the TV film Badge of the Assassin.

It wasn't until nearly 20 years after Roentgen's discovery that precautions such as lead aprons and film badges came into widespread use.

Exposure pattern discrimination: A film badge offers limited discrimination between different patterns of exposure.

The film badge is used to measure and record radiation exposure due to gamma rays, X-rays and beta particles.

Plutonium could not be detected by the film badges and Geiger counters used by people who boarded the target ships.

On the submarine they give us film badges to wear, but when they turn black they just give you new badges.

Employees who work in areas where exposure to ionising radiation is possible are issued with personal film badges or other dosimeters to monitor their exposure.

From the previous radio conversation and supplies of film badges, Snake suspects that the CIA is bringing nuclear weapons into the country.

The film badge is not widely used in the USA, having been replaced by multi-chip thermoluminescent dosimetry.

A summary of film badge readings (in roentgens) for July and August, when the largest number of personnel was involved, is listed below:

SXSW Film badges cost $250.

Geiger counters, film badges, everything . . . Yessir, I'd like to get down to Serdobsk if I can.

Outside the United States, the most widely-used type of personal dosimeter is the film badge dosimeter, which uses photographic emulsions that are sensitive to ionizing radiation.

The film badge dosimeter, or film badge, is a dosimeter used for monitoring cumulative exposure to ionizing radiation.

But in the movies you saw on TV, the men who handled radioactive stuff were always wearing those protective suits and film badges that turned color if you got a dose.

Amazingly, when they entered the facility no one had offered them film badges to record the level of radiation to which they might be exposed, nor was anyone working here wearing one.