薄膜の入射窓を有する霧箱の開発とX線撮影装置および非密封放射性同位元素を用いた初学者に対する実習の提案

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  • Development of Cloud Chamber Having Thin-film Entrance Windows and Proposal of Practical Training for Beginners Using X-ray Equipment and Unsealed Radioactive Material
  • ハクマク ノ ニュウシャ マド オ ユウスル キリバコ ノ カイハツ ト Xセン サツエイ ソウチ オヨビ ヒミップウ ホウシャセイ ドウイ ゲンソ オ モチイタ ショガクシャ ニ タイスル ジッシュウ ノ テイアン

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A cloud chamber is a detector that can visualize the tracks of charged particles. Hayashi, et al. suggested a visualization experiment in which X-rays generated by diagnostic X-ray equipment were directed into a cloud chamber; however, there was a problem in that the wall of the cloud chamber scattered the incoming X-rays. In this study, we developed a new cloud chamber with entrance windows. Because these windows are made of thin film, we were able to direct the X-rays through them without contamination by scattered X-rays from the cloud chamber wall. We have newly proposed an experiment in which beta-particles emitted from radioisotopes are directed into a cloud chamber. We place shielding material in the cloud chamber and visualize the various shielding effects seen with the material positioned in different ways. During the experiment, electrons scattered in the air were measured quantitatively using GM counters. We explained the physical phenomena in the cloud chamber using Monte Carlo simulation code EGS5. Because electrons follow a tortuous path in air, the shielding material must be placed appropriately to be able to effectively block their emissions. Visualization of the tracks of charged particles in this experiment proved effective for instructing not only trainee radiological technologists but also different types of healthcare professionals.

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