Verification Experiment and Analysis for Electrical Utilities Diagnosis System by HFPD Detector

Information System Architectures in Electrical Distribution Utilities

Computerized control systems have been used in many years to supervise and control power distribution. These systems, which often are referred to as SCADA (Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition) systems, have in recent been more and more interconnected to other systems in recent years. In modern utilities various kinds of data are exchanged between the distribution management systems and the...

Developing a Verification and Training Phantom for Gynecological Brachytherapy System

Introduction Dosimetric accuracy is a major issue in the quality assurance (QA) program for treatment planning systems (TPS). An important contribution to this process has been a proper dosimetry method to guarantee the accuracy of delivered dose to the tumor. In brachytherapy (BT) of gynecological (Gyn) cancer it is usual to insert a combination of tandem and ovoid applicators with a complicat...

Detector upgrade for the KLOE 2 experiment : The calorimeter system

The upgrade of the DAΦNE machine layout and the gamma-gamma physics search require a modification of the size and position of the inner focusing quadrupoles of KLOE-2 and a tagging system based on calorimetric detectors. Therefore the realization of different new calorimeters covering the quadrupoles area and the realization of a tagging system able to detect electrons and photons in an energy ...

Verification of Monitor unit calculations for eclipse Treatment Planning System by in- house developed spreadsheet

Introduction: Computerized treatment planning is a rapidly evolving modality that depends on hardware and software efficiency. Despite ICRU recommendations suggesting 5% deviation in dose delivery the overall uncertainty shall be less than 3.5% as suggested by B.J. Minjnheer. J. In house spreadsheets are developed by the medical physicists to cross-verify the dose calculated by the Treatment Pl...

A lie-detector experiment.