Guo Siming, Wan PeiWei, Wang Ji, Wu Jinjie, Zhang Jian
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Abstract
Absolute measurement of high fluence rate X-ray dose was required in thermonuclear fusion research and plasma diagnostic measurement. An ionization chamber used for the reproducibility of air-kerma in high fluence rate X-rays was designed, and the monoenergetic X-rays of (6-20) keV were absolutely measured on Beijing Synchrotron Radiation Facility. The air attenuation and recombination correction factors of the free-air ionization chamber were obtained experimentally. Thus, the air-kerma for the $(6 \sim 20)$ keV monoenergetic X-rays can be determined.