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Water Calibration Systems (TRS398/TG51) High Energy Photon and Electron Beam Dosimetry For the New Complete Water Calibration Systems (TRS 398) PDF Brochure, please click here Please click here for the TRS 398 protocol which describes the absorbed dose to water measurements standards and practice to use when calibrating a linear accelerator using a 1D (or 2D) dimensional water tank, ion chamber and electrometer. The TRS 398 protocol is written through the international governing body, IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency).TRS398 is now the international standard for absorbed dose to water and replaces TRS 277 ( measurements in air ). Many centres are making the switch from air kerma based measurements to absorbed dose to water measurements to get as close to mimicking patients as possible. There is now a move by the international SSDL's ( Secondary Standards Dosimetry Laboratories ) set up by the IAEA and the U.S. based ADCL's ( Accredited Dosimetry Calibration Laboratories ) to, over the next few years, only providing absorbed dose to water calibrations ( TRS 398 and TG 51 ) and remove Air Kerma calibrations (TRS 277 and TG 21). This move will save centres more time than doing the old Air Kerma measurements.
Water Phantom for TG51 with Depth Positioning Assembly, SeeDOS Code WP3840The Model WP-3840 is a water Phantom with a convenient manual ion chamber depth positioning assembly. The water tank is constructed of 3/8" acrylic and provided with side mounted handles, a drain and a ball valve. The outstanding feature is the depth positioning assembly that is unique in construction and operation. The ion chamber holder Teflon block slides on two stainless steel rods and is driven by a brass lead screw. One turn of the hand crank quickly and accurately moves the chamber holder block 1mm. A mechanical counter with push-button reset capability indicates depth to the nearest 0.1mm. The horizontal off-centre positioning is achieved by sliding the depth positioning assembly along the edge of the water tank to the desired position as indicated on the horizontal scale mounted on the side of the tank. The depth positioning assembly may be easily retro-fitted with an the Model RMD-100-5 Remote Motor Drive that allows chamber depth positioning from a remote location. The depth is indicated by a digital LCD display with push-button zeroing, adding convenience and significant time saving to your monthly routine.
Model RMD-100-5 Remote Motor Drive, SeeDOS Code RMD1005With the Model RMD-100-5 Remote Motor Drive it is now possible to convert the manual crank mechanism of the WP-3840 depth positioning assembly to allow ion chamber positioning from outside of the treatment room, adding convenience and significant time saving to your monthly routine. Installation is easy, since it makes use of existing threaded holes for mounting the motor drive assembly to the depth positioning assembly. Although the installation includes adding two drive sprockets, the hand crank is reinstalled on the motor shaft, thereby retaining the original manual positioning and mechanical counter readout functions. The control/display module is connected to the drive motor by a 15-meter cable for complete control of chamber depth from the accelerator console. Its six-digit liquid crystal display indicates the depth position in units of centimetres to 0.001cm. The RUN switch operates the motor drive in a continuous mode, while the JOG switch provides intermittent operation. Both switches control the motor drive in up/down directions, indicated on display as + and – respectively.
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