GB/T 15446-2008
ActiveTerminology relating to radiation processing dosimetry
辐射加工剂量学术语
Application Summary AI generated
This standard provides a unified set of Chinese terminology and definitions for dosimetry used in radiation processing, covering terms related to absorbed dose, dose rate, and measurement techniques. It is applied in industries such as medical device sterilization, food irradiation, and polymer modification to ensure consistent communication and accurate dose measurement across testing, quality control, and regulatory compliance contexts.
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