PH22022050660U3 - A system for measuring the radiation shielding capacity of material derived from fish scales - Google Patents

A system for measuring the radiation shielding capacity of material derived from fish scales

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PH22022050660U3
PH22022050660U3 PH2/2022/050660U PH22022050660U PH22022050660U3 PH 22022050660 U3 PH22022050660 U3 PH 22022050660U3 PH 22022050660 U PH22022050660 U PH 22022050660U PH 22022050660 U3 PH22022050660 U3 PH 22022050660U3
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Benito A Baje
Elijah Joseph A Consing
Joseph Karl Jr C Salva
Bryne Alric L Yu
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Philippine Science High School Central Visayas Campus
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The utility model discloses a system of measuring the radiation shielding capacity of construction materials derived from fish scales of the Lagaw (Nemipterus isacanthus, N. isacanthus) fish. Radiation shielding for infrastructure is vital, as preventing the exposure of individuals to high intensities of radiation daily decreases the likelihood of contracting the negative health effects associated with high levels of radiation. Using the devised system, it was determined that the material was able to successfully shield gamma radiation from a 60 keV Am-241 source, having a linear coefficient (µ) of 0.0297 mm-1 and half value layer (HVL) of 23.3 mm.
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