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TLD Badge + Neutron Dosimeter for Radiation Monitoring
Our thermoluminescent dosimeter (TLD) with neutron detection provides comprehensive radiation monitoring, precisely measuring X-ray, beta, gamma, and neutron radiation.
Tissue equivalent design for accurate dose reporting
Resistant to environmental influences like moisture
Flexible wear options including, whole body, wrist, fetal, and area monitoring
Optimal for medical practitioners and technologists
Market Leading LLD Over All Wear Periods
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About TLD + Neutron Badges from Radiation Detection Company
We designed our TLD + Neutron dosimeter to deliver accurate and comprehensive radiation dose measurements in diverse environments.
In addition to measuring neutron radiation, this dosimeter is also designed to measure X-ray, beta, and gamma radiation, making it ideal for medical, industrial, and research professionals.
The tissue-equivalent design ensures precise dose readings, even in the presence of moisture and other environmental factors, providing a versatile solution for various working conditions.
The TLD + Neutron badge supports multiple reporting options, such as monthly, bimonthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual, with flexible wear configurations, including whole body, wrist, and area monitoring. A TLD badge with neutron monitoring is a reliable choice for various industries and organizations.
Great for the Following Applications:
Whole Body
Wrist
Fetal
Area Monitoring
Specifications
Description
The TLD-XBGN badge is a four-element dosimeter
Radiation Measured
Minimum Reportable Dose
10 mrem (0.1 mSv)
Lower Limit of Detection
Down to 1 mrem (0.01 mSv)
Accreditations
Reporting Periods
Monthly, Bi-Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-Annual, Annual
Size & Weight
Fade
<4%
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our TLD + Neutron Dosimeter.
Our TLD + Neutron badge uses thermoluminescent materials to measure radiation exposure. When exposed to ionizing radiation, the material within the dosimeter traps electrons in an excited state. After you ship your TLD badge back to RDC, we’ll measure the radiation dose in our lab by heading your badge, which releases energy from trapped electrons in the form of light. We measure the light, and the intensity is proportional to the radiation dose.
Our TLD + Neutron badge is specifically designed to detect neutron radiation in addition to X-ray, beta, and gamma radiation, making it suitable for complex radiation environments.
A standard TLD badge measures X-ray, beta, and gamma radiation and typically uses materials like lithium fluoride or calcium fluoride without any special neutron-sensitive additives.
A TLD badge designed to measure neutron radiation incorporates neutron-sensitive materials, such as lithium fluoride (LiF) enriched with lithium-6 (Li-6) or other neutron-sensitive compounds. These materials can capture neutrons and produce a measurable signal.
Our TLD badge with neutron monitoring has a broad energy response range, making it suitable for detecting various types of radiation. It can measure X-ray energies from approximately 16 keV to 7 MeV, beta energies from 251 keV to 5 MeV, and neutron energies from thermal (low energy) neutrons up to 14 MeV.
Our thermoluminescent dosimeter with neutron detection is highly reliable, providing precise and consistent radiation dose measurements. Its tissue-equivalent design ensures accurate dose readings across different types of radiation, and its resistance to environmental influences such as moisture enhances its reliability in various conditions. Regular calibration and maintenance help maintain the badge’s accuracy.
After you return your TLD + Neutron badges to RDC, we process each badge in our lab by heating them in a specialized reader. This heating process releases the trapped electrons, emitting light proportional to the absorbed radiation dose. We measure the emitted light with photomultiplier tubes or other light-sensitive detectors, which convert the light intensity into an electrical signal.
Then, we record, analyze, and compile the resulting data into detailed reports. We’ll post your reports online in your MyRadCare account within 10 business days of receipt of the badges.
Our TLD + Neutron badge works best in environments where comprehensive radiation monitoring is required, particularly those with potential exposure to neutron radiation.
Nuclear power plants, research laboratories, and industrial settings commonly use TLD badges with neutron monitoring when neutron radiation is present. They are also ideal for medical facilities and healthcare environments that involve radiation therapy and diagnostic imaging with neutron exposure.
How It Works
Getting started with RDC is fast, easy, and convenient. Our radiation badge service offers the fastest report turnaround time in the industry and competitive rates through an extensive partner network. Our top-rated account management platform and live customer service ensure easy access to your data, and trusted support when you need it most. Get – and stay – compliant with just 3 easy steps.
The standard thermoluminescent dosimeter by RDC is a 4-element radiation badge with a minimal reportable dose of 10 mrem (0.1 mSv) and an LLD of 1 mrem (0.01 mSv).
Our TLD badges precisely measure X-ray, beta, and gamma radiation to ensure the dose received remains within the allowable dose limits.
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Our OSL dosimeter is designed to provide precise dose readings for X-ray and gamma radiation, even under extreme conditions.
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NetDose™ Dosimeter offers real-time radiation monitoring and precise dose measurements to ensure occupational safety and compliance with granular reporting and reclaimed time.
RDC’s Thermoluminescent Dosimeter Ring is a single-element TLD ring with a minimum reportable dose of 10 mrem (0.1 mSv) and an LLD of 1 mrem (0.01 mSv).
Our TLD ring provides precise extremity dose readings for X-ray, beta, and gamma radiation, ensuring safety and compliance across various industries.
Contact us today to learn more about our radiation badge services and how RDC can help protect your employees from radiation exposure!
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