NASA NTRS · 19750037504
Geometric correction for spherical ion chambers
Abstract
The dose at the center and the average dose of a spherical ion chamber were calculated for various inner and outer radii for a radiation spectrum described by E raised to a negative exponent, where the exponent ranges from 2.5 to 7. When the ratio of the chamber's inner radius to the wall thickness is small, the dose at the center does not deviate significantly from the average dose. However, when the ratio equals 5, the center dose exceeds the average dose by about 100% for an exponent of 7, and by about 30% for an exponent of 2.5.
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Khandelwal, G. S., Costner, C. M., Wilson, J. W.. 1974-01-01. Geometric correction for spherical ion chambers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19750037504
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