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ANALYTICAL X-RAY SAFETY User Training Centre for Environmental Health, Safety and Security Management

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ANALYTICAL X-RAY SAFETY User Training

Centre for Environmental Health, Safety and Security Management

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HistorySources/uses of X-raysLegislationBiological & Health EffectsX-ray safety in the lab– Exposure– SOPS– Security– Emergencies– Summary

ReferencesQuiz

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TRAINING OUTLINE

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How are X-rays produced

Atomic properties and interaction with matter

Description of a X-ray machine

Types of Laboratory X-rays machines

Analytical X-ray Safety Training – User Training

Source and Uses - Outline

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X-rays are part of electromagnetic spectrum (energy range of 10eV – 120KeV)

type of ionizing radiation (made of photons) originating from the electron shell

produced by machines

Analytical X-ray Safety Training – User Training

Source and UsesWhat Are X-rays?

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Electron(-) X-Ray

Target NucleusTungsten

Example of electromagnetic radiation which comes from electrons which are deflected from their original paths or inner orbital electrons change their orbital levels around nucleus

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Source and UsesX-ray Production - Bremsstrahlung

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Produced whenever a high voltage, a vacuum and a source of electrons present

Most x-ray devices emit electrons from a cathode, accelerate them with a voltage and hit the anode (target)

Emits x-rays

Analytical X-ray Safety Training – User Training

Source and UsesHow Are X-rays Produced?

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Cathode(-)

Anode (+)

X-Rays

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Source and UsesX-ray Machine

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Consists of a x-ray tube, an electrical source of high voltage, tube filament current, and radiation shielding to shape the beam

Principle Types of Diagnostic X-rays: Radiographic, Fluoroscopic, and Photo-Fluorographic

Industrial X-rays - Nondestructive examination of metal parts

Therapeutic X-rays - Superficial x-ray for skin cancer, orthovoltage x-ray generators for deeper lying tumors

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Source and Uses

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X-ray machineelectrically powered device with a PRIMARY purpose of producing X-raysanalyzes structures or materials

X-ray sourceany part of a device that emits x-rays, whether or not the device is an x-ray machine e.g. electron microscope

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Source and Uses

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X-ray Diffraction (XRD)commonly used in chemical analysis

studies arrangements of atoms in solids by studying scattered x-ray beam from atomic arrangement

X-ray Fluorescence (XRF)observes fluorescent emissions of x-ray and UV as atoms hit by x-rays

structure of material examines atomic

absorption

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Source and Uses

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