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26 September 1995 Radiation detectors for occupational safety measurements
Heinrich Kaase, Mai Chen, Knut Grothmann
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Abstract
The effective radiant exposures for artificial and natural UV-sources are determined by temporal integration over an 8 h working day. Therefore the spectrally weighted integration of the spectral irradiance from the radiation source in the plane of the exposure is to measure. Such measaurements are made with two different detector systems: measurements of UV radiation according to the integral method should be possible according to a quasi partial filtering method using different individually filtered photodiodes. A spectroradiometer for UV radiation analysis was tested due to its application in field measurements for meteorology, medicin, and occupational safety. The optical part of this compact instrument consists of a cosentrance optic, a monochromator and detector system. A comparison with commercial instruments is described.
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Heinrich Kaase, Mai Chen, and Knut Grothmann "Radiation detectors for occupational safety measurements", Proc. SPIE 2550, Photodetectors and Power Meters II, (26 September 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.221413
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Safety

Monochromators

Ultraviolet radiation

Optical filters

Lamps

Interfaces

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