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eLibrary > BS ISO 11929-4:2022 - TC Tracked Changes. Determination of the characteristic limits (decision threshold, detection limit and limits of the coverage interval) for measurements of ionizing radiation. Fundamentals and application - Guidelines to application >

BS ISO 11929-4:2022 - TC Tracked Changes. Determination of the characteristic limits (decision threshold, detection limit and limits of the coverage interval) for measurements of ionizing radiation. Fundamentals and application - Guidelines to application, 2024

BS ISO 11929-4:2022 - TC Tracked Changes. Determination of the characteristic limits (decision threshold, detection limit and limits of the coverage interval) for measurements of ionizing radiation. Fundamentals and application - Guidelines to application, 2024

A-30450800.pdf [Go to Page]
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Quantities and symbols
5 Summary of this document [Go to Page]
5.1 Procedures according to ISO 11929 (all parts)
5.2 Survey on the examples
5.3 General stipulations
6 Counting measurements with small or moderate uncertainties [Go to Page]
6.1 Definition of the task and general aspects
6.2 Model of evaluation and standard uncertainty
6.3 Available information, input data, and specifications
6.4 Evaluation of the measurement and characteristic limits according to ISO 11929-1 [Go to Page]
6.4.1 Background effect
6.4.2 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
6.4.3 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
6.4.4 Decision threshold
6.4.5 Detection limit
6.4.6 Limits of coverage intervals
6.4.7 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
6.5 Documentation of the results obtained by ISO 11929-1 and ISO 11929-2
6.6 Assessment and explanations
7 Counting measurement with small count numbers [Go to Page]
7.1 Definition of the task and general aspects
7.2 Model of evaluation and standard uncertainty
7.3 Available information, input data, and specifications
7.4 Evaluation of the measurement and characteristic limits according to ISO 11929-1 [Go to Page]
7.4.1 Background effect
7.4.2 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
7.4.3 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
7.4.4 Decision threshold
7.4.5 Detection limit
7.4.6 Limits of coverage intervals
7.4.7 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
7.5 Documentation of the results obtained by ISO 11929-1 and ISO 11929-2
7.6 Assessment and explanations
7.7 An alternative example of a measurement with small count numbers [Go to Page]
7.7.1 General
7.7.2 Background effect
7.7.3 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
7.7.4 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
7.7.5 Decision threshold
7.7.6 Detection limit
7.7.7 Limits of coverage intervals
7.7.8 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
7.8 Documentation of the results obtained by ISO 11929-1 and ISO 11929-2
7.9 Assessment of the alternative example and explanations
8 Counting measurements with large uncertainties in the numerator of the calibration factor [Go to Page]
8.1 Definition of the task and general aspects
8.2 Model of evaluation and standard uncertainty
8.3 Available information, input data, and specifications
8.4 Evaluation of the measurement and characteristic limits according to ISO 11929-1 [Go to Page]
8.4.1 Background effect
8.4.2 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
8.4.3 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
8.4.4 Decision threshold
8.4.5 Detection limit
8.4.6 Limits of coverage intervals
8.4.7 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
8.5 Documentation of the results obtained by ISO 11929-1 and ISO 11929-2
8.6 Assessment and explanations
9 Counting measurements with large uncertainties in the denominator of the calibration factor [Go to Page]
9.1 Definition of the task and general aspects
9.2 Model of evaluation and standard uncertainty
9.3 Available information, input data, and specifications
9.4 Evaluation of the measurement and characteristic limits according to ISO 11929-1 [Go to Page]
9.4.1 Background effect
9.4.2 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
9.4.3 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
9.4.4 Decision threshold
9.4.5 Detection limit
9.4.6 Limits of coverage intervals
9.4.7 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
9.5 Documentation of the results obtained by ISO 11929-1 and ISO 11929-2
9.6 Assessment and explanations
10 Counting measurements with shielding of the background [Go to Page]
10.1 Definition of the task and general aspects
10.2 Model of evaluation and standard uncertainty
10.3 Available information, input data, and specifications
10.4 Evaluation of the measurement and characteristic limits according to ISO 11929-1 [Go to Page]
10.4.1 Background effect
10.4.2 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
10.4.3 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
10.4.4 Decision threshold
10.4.5 Detection limit
10.4.6 Limits of coverage intervals
10.4.7 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
10.5 Documentation of the results obtained by ISO 11929-1 and ISO 11929-2
10.6 Assessment and explanations
11 Counting clearance measurement [Go to Page]
11.1 Definition of the task and general aspects
11.2 Model of evaluation and standard uncertainty
11.3 Available information, input data, and specifications
11.4 Evaluation of the measurement and characteristic limits according to ISO 11929-1 [Go to Page]
11.4.1 Background effect
11.4.2 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
11.4.3 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
11.4.4 Decision threshold
11.4.5 Detection limit
11.4.6 Limits of coverage intervals
11.4.7 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
11.5 Documentation of the results obtained by ISO 11929-1 and ISO 11929-2
11.6 Assessment and explanations
12 Gamma-spectrometry of Uranium-235 with interference by Radium-226 [Go to Page]
12.1 Definition of the task and general aspects
12.2 Model of evaluation and standard uncertainty
12.3 Available information, input data, and specifications
12.4 Evaluation of the measurement and characteristic limits according to ISO 11929-1 [Go to Page]
12.4.1 Background effect
12.4.2 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
12.4.3 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
12.4.4 Decision threshold
12.4.5 Detection limit
12.4.6 Limits of coverage intervals
12.4.7 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
12.5 Documentation of the results obtained by ISO 11929-1 and ISO 11929-2
12.6 Assessment and explanations
13 Black box measurements [Go to Page]
13.1 Definition of the task and general aspects
13.2 Model of evaluation and standard uncertainty
13.3 Available information, input data, and specifications
13.4 Evaluation of the measurement and characteristic limits according to ISO 11929-1 [Go to Page]
13.4.1 Background effect
13.4.2 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
13.4.3 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
13.4.4 Decision threshold
13.4.5 Detection limit
13.4.6 Limits of coverage intervals
13.4.7 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
13.5 Documentation of the results obtained by ISO 11929-1 and ISO 11929-2
13.6 Assessment and explanations
14 Counting measurements with unknown random influence of sample treatment [Go to Page]
14.1 Definition of the task and general aspects
14.2 Model of evaluation and standard uncertainty
14.3 Available information, input data, and specifications
14.4 Evaluation of the measurement and characteristic limits according to ISO 11929-1 [Go to Page]
14.4.1 Background effect
14.4.2 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
14.4.3 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
14.4.4 Decision threshold
14.4.5 Detection limit
14.4.6 Limits of coverage intervals
14.4.7 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
14.5 Documentation of the results obtained by ISO 11929-1 and ISO 11929-2
14.6 Assessment and explanations
15 Counting measurement with known influence of sample treatment [Go to Page]
15.1 Definition of the task and general aspects
15.2 Model of evaluation and standard uncertainty
15.3 Available information, input data, and specifications
15.4 Evaluation of the measurement and characteristic limits according to ISO 11929-1 [Go to Page]
15.4.1 Determination of the relative uncertainty of the sample treatment
15.4.2 Background effect
15.4.3 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
15.4.4 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
15.4.5 Decision threshold
15.4.6 Detection limit
15.4.7 Limits of coverage intervals
15.4.8 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
15.5 Documentation of the results obtained by ISO 11929-1 and ISO 11929-2
15.6 Assessment and explanations
16 Dose measurement using an active personal dosemeter [Go to Page]
16.1 Definition of the task and general aspects
16.2 Model of evaluation and standard uncertainty
16.3 Available information, input data, and specifications
16.4 Evaluation of the measurement and characteristic limits according to ISO 11929-1 [Go to Page]
16.4.1 Background effect
16.4.2 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
16.4.3 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
16.4.4 Decision threshold
16.4.5 Detection limit
16.4.6 Limits of coverage intervals
16.4.7 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
16.5 Documentation of the results obtained by ISO 11929-1 and ISO 11929-2
16.6 Assessment and explanations
17 Dose rate measurement using a neutron area monitor [Go to Page]
17.1 Definition of the task and general aspects
17.2 Model of evaluation and standard uncertainty
17.3 Available information, input data, and specifications
17.4 Evaluation of the measurement and characteristic limits [Go to Page]
17.4.1 Background effect
17.4.2 Primary result and its associated standard uncertainty
17.4.3 Standard uncertainty as a function of an assumed true value
17.4.4 Decision threshold
17.4.5 Detection limit
17.4.6 Limits of coverage intervals
17.4.7 The best estimate and its associated standard uncertainty
17.5 Documentation of the results
17.6 Assessment and explanations
Annex A (informative) Determination of a calibration factor
Annex B (informative) Calculations according to ISO 11929-2
Bibliography [Go to Page]

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BS ISO 11929-4:2022 - TC Tracked Changes. Determination of the characteristic limits (decision threshold, detection limit and limits of the coverage interval) for measurements of ionizing radiation. Fundamentals and application - Guidelines to application, 2024

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