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A simplified method for calculating dose-rate distributions from extended volumes containing gamma emitters.

Abstract A generalized practical method to calculate dose-rate distributions from extended homogeneous radioactive sources in an infinite aqueous medium, taking into account build-up and attenuation factors, is presented. The method is based on data given by Berger (1968). The case of a homogeneous spherical radioactive source is treated for purposes of illustration.