Radiation Shielding Calculations is a professional tool for estimating radiation attenuation and designing shielding in medical, industrial, and research environments. It streamlines common calculations and helps engineers, physicists, and safety officers compare materials, size barriers, and document results with confidence.
Key features:
- Attenuation and barrier sizing: Compute HVL/TVL, transmission, and required thickness for photons and neutrons using standard methodologies and published data.
- Flexible source modeling: Work with common radionuclides, x‑ray beams, or user-defined spectra and energies.
- Geometry options: Estimate dose and shielding for slab, point-source, and broad- or narrow-beam setups.
- Material library: Start with preloaded materials (lead, concrete, steel, tungsten, water, borated polyethylene) and add custom entries with editable density and composition.
- Buildup and energy dependence: Apply energy-dependent coefficients and buildup factors to improve realism for practical scenarios.
- Units and conventions: Switch seamlessly between SI and US customary units.
- Quality documentation: Generate clear, shareable reports with inputs, assumptions, and results in PDF/CSV formats.
- Verification aids: Plot attenuation curves, compare materials side by side, and track design margins.
- Offline-ready: Perform calculations without a network connection; your data stays local.
Intended users include medical physicists, health physicists, radiation safety officers, and shielding designers. This software supports—but does not replace—professional judgment. Always verify results against applicable regulations, standards, and peer review before implementation.
Radiation Shielding Calculations is developed by Weblinx Software Development. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 3.0 and 4.0. The name of the program executable file is Radiation Shielding Calculations.exe.
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