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Advances In Whole Abdominal Irradiation: What Protons, Vmat, And Imrt Using Multicriteria Optimization Can Offer, N Rochet, E Batin, N Depauw, K Jee, H M. Kooy, F H. Khan, P J. Paetzold, A H. Russell, T R. Bortfeld, D L. Craft
Advances In Whole Abdominal Irradiation: What Protons, Vmat, And Imrt Using Multicriteria Optimization Can Offer, N Rochet, E Batin, N Depauw, K Jee, H M. Kooy, F H. Khan, P J. Paetzold, A H. Russell, T R. Bortfeld, D L. Craft
Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences - Papers: Part A
Abtract of paper presented 55th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Radiation Oncology 2013.
Thermal Conductivity Profile Determination In Proton-Irradiated Zrc By Spatial And Frequency Scanning Thermal Wave Methods, C. Jensen, M. Chirtoc, N. Horny, J. S. Antoniow, H. Pron, Heng Ban
Thermal Conductivity Profile Determination In Proton-Irradiated Zrc By Spatial And Frequency Scanning Thermal Wave Methods, C. Jensen, M. Chirtoc, N. Horny, J. S. Antoniow, H. Pron, Heng Ban
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Faculty Publications
Using complementary thermal wave methods, the irradiation damaged region of zirconium carbide (ZrC) is characterized by quantifiably profiling the thermophysical property degradation. The ZrC sample was irradiated by a 2.6 MeV proton beam at 600 °C to a dose of 1.75 displacements per atom. Spatial scanning techniques including scanning thermal microscopy (SThM), lock-in infrared thermography (lock-in IRT), and photothermal radiometry (PTR) were used to directly map the in-depth profile of thermal conductivity on a cross section of the ZrC sample. The advantages and limitations of each system are discussed and compared, finding consistent results from all techniques. SThM provides the …