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• TITLE: Reduction of Backscattered Radiation in an X-Ray Room by Using Fabricated Iron Steel Grid

  AUTHORS: Abdullah Taher Qaed Naji, Mohamad Suhaimi Jaafar

  KEYWORDS: Reduction; Backscattered Radiation; X-Ray; Iron Steel; Grid

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Materials Physics and Chemistry, Vol.3 No.3, July 8, 2013

  ABSTRACT: This study aims to improve a way for reducing backscattered radiation in an X-ray room. An iron steel grid, capable to absorb a significant portion of the backscattered radiation, was used. X-ray machine as a source for radiation was directed normally on the phantom, and the backscattered radiation was measured by using ion chamber. The measurements were recorded at various applied voltages (60 kvp to 120 kvp) and the fabricated grid was designed from iron steel constructed of perpendicular parallel strips mounted on a base. The results indicated that the use of iron steel grid was very effective in the reduction of backscattered radiation in an X-ray room up to about 46% by using fabricated iron steel grid.