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Report of
FNCA 2009 Workshop on Application of Electron Accelerator
- Radiation Processing of Natural Polymer -

1 - 5 March 2010
Jakarta, Indonesia


The 2009 FNCA Electron Accelerator Application Workshop was held on March 1st - 5th, 2010 at the Center for the Application of Isotopes and Radiation Technology, National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN) in Jakarta, Indonesia. The meeting was attended by delegates from eight (8) FNCA member countries, namely Bangladesh, China, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, The Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam, and also a Malaysian Coordinator as a representative of IAEA/RCA.

At the beginning, Dr. Hudi Hastowo, Chairman, National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN) delivered the opening remarks and welcomed all participants to the workshop. Following a presentation on FNCA Ministerial Level Meeting and project overview by Dr. Sueo Machi, a total of eight (8) country report presentations on radiation processing and application of chitosan including the results of the field tests using the same oligo-chitosan samples produced in BATAN were presented. It was concluded that the oligo-chitosan led fruitful effects of Plant Growth Promoter (PGP) on tomato, potato, carrot, sugarcane, rice and chili.

Japan's country report mentioned the effects of Oligo-gulcosamine L, which is a PGP product industrialized in Japan as a plant activator of cyclamen and lawn grass in golf course. Malaysia reported the results of rice field test conducted in large scale of 24 ha. Crop yield increased by 5% and germination test and blast study showed that oligochitosan can replace commercial germination compounds and synthetic fungicides.

Dr. Khairul HJ MOHD DAHLAN, IAEA/RCA Project Lead Country Coordinator, gave a presentation on the IAEA/RCA project activities on radiation processing of natural polymer.

   

On the second day, the participants discussed the optimized technology and cost of production of oligo-chitosan by radiation processing as well as the work plans for 2010-2011. Cost analysis revealed that PGP cost depends on the cost of raw materials and processing of chitosan.

On the morning of the third day, participants presented their country reports on production of hydrogel (Super Water Absorbent (SWA)) by radiation cross-linking and grafting of starch/ polysaccharides. It has been found in some pot and fields tests that SWA increases germination, plant growth, and yield of crops. SWA has been practically used in Vietnam for valuable tea, coffee, and pepper, and the field test of rubber, cassava, dragon fruit are on-going. It was reported that germination rate was improved by using SWA in experimental scale test in Thailand.

In the afternoon, an open seminar titled "Perspective of Radiation Processing Application" was held in the center. About eighty (80) people from various institutions including research sectors, universities, and corporations were in attendance. An exhibition, which consisted of natural polymer based products commercialized in member countries and posters showing their research activities, were also held.

   

On the fourth day, participants made presentations on optimum condition and raw materials and conceptual design of production of SWA by radiation, followed by discussions. It was stressed that further researches are needed on some production process and cost for different raw materials as well as properties of products in terms of water absorption capacity and degradation in soil. The work plans for 2010-2011 were then discussed. The importance of collaborative Research and development (R&D) on SWA with agricultural scientists including farmer was strongly stressed in order to promote the SWA products for field test. Participants also visited BATAN Exhibition Center and were familiarized with the results of several researches and development of the Institute. Other facilities visited were gamma irradiator facility in Center for the Application of Isotopes and Radiation Technology (CAIRT-BATAN) such as Gamma irradiator of IRKA (medium dose rate) and multi purposes gamma irradiator PANORAMA (low dose rate) and radiation.

   

On the final day, wrap-up discussion on future plan including new proposals was carried out and the workshop minutes were adopted.


Minutes of
FNCA 2009 Workshop on Application of Electron Accelerator
- Radiation Processing of Natural Polymer -

1 - 5 March 2010
Jakarta, Indonesia


1) Outline of Workshop

i) Date : 1 - 5 March, 2010
ii) Venue : Jakarta, INDONESIA
iii) Host Organizations : Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan (MEXT)
National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN)
iv) Participants : 14 from 8 countries, Indonesia, Bangladesh, China, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam , 1 IAEA/RCA PLCC and 13 local participants
v) Program : Annex 1

2) Workshop Program

Session 1. Opening Program

Dr. Hudi Hastowo, Chairman, National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN) delivered the welcoming remark to open the workshop officially and express warm welcome to all participants. The participants briefly introduced themselves, thereafter, the workshop program was presented and adopted without changes. The list of participants of the workshop is attached as Annex 2.

Dr. Sueo Machi, FNCA Coordinator of Japan, gave a presentation on FNCA Ministerial Level Meeting and project overview.

Session 2. Radiation Processing and Application of Chitosan

Dr. Ir. Gatot Trimulyadi REKSO, Senior Scientist, Center for the Application of Isotopes and Radiation Technology, National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN) delivered a presentation about production technology of chitosan from crab and shrimp shells. He emphasized that the method used for extraction of chitin and chitosan play an important role in the preparation of quality chitosan acceptable for sale in the market. The most important operational variables in preparation of chitosan were deacetylation time and temperature. Economic analysis for home industry production of chitin was also given in the presentation.

Dr. Darsono BAHRUM, Research Professor, Division of Accelerator Technology delivered a presentation on research and development of electron beam in Indonesia. The electron beam (EB) technology was introduced to BATAN in early 1980's. The pilot project was funded by IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency), UNDP (United Nation Development Program), and Government of Indonesia. The objective of the pilot project was to promote the application of the electron beam technology for surface coating and curing of woods. Many training programs and research activities in conjunction with the applications of EBM were conducted. The machine is still in operation and used for sterilization of medical product, for cross-linking of cable wire and hydrogel material.

Eight (8) FNCA country members and a RCA Project Lead Country Coordinator presented reports on their activities for 2009 and research plans for 2010 - 2011. The summaries of the reports are attached as Annex 3 Part A and Part C.

Dr. Seiichi TOKURA, Executive Advisor, Community and Business Partnership, Kansai University gave a special talk on radiation processing of succinylated chitosan.

Session 3. Discussion about Radiation Processing and Application of Chitosan

In the morning session, Dr. Fumio YOSHII, Coordinator for Industrial Cooperation Promotion Department of Japan Atomic Energy Agency delivered a lead speech about optimization of production technology of oligochitosan by radiation processing. Another speech was given by Dr. Kamaruddin BIN HASHIM, Manager, Radiation Modification of Polymer Group, Malaysian Nuclear Agency on Malaysian experience on production of oligochitosan by continuous flow gamma radiation processing. Dr. Ir. Gatot Trimulyadi REKSO, Senior Scientist, Center for the Application of Isotopes and Radiation Technology, National Nuclear Energy Agency presented the review and summary of field test result.

In the afternoon session, Dr. Hien NGUYEN Quoc, Scientific Researcher, Research and Development Center for Radiation Technology, Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute (VAEI) delivered a lead speech on status and challenges to commercial application of oligochitosan as plant growth promoter.

Session 4. "Radiation Processing and Application of Starch/ Polysaccharides for Super Water Absorbent"

Five (5) FNCA country members presented country reports on research activities on super water absorbent (SWA). Thereafter, Dr. Hien NGUYEN Quoc, Scientific Researcher, Research and Development Center for Radiation Technology, Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute (VAEI) delivered a lead speech about optimum condition, raw materials and conceptual design of production of SWA. The summaries of the country reports are attached as Annex 3 Part B.

In the afternoon, an open seminar on "Perspective of Radiation Processing Application" was officiated by Mr. Hudi Hastowo and 80 participants from industries, universities, research institutes and members of FNCA countries attended in the seminar. An exhibition that consisted of posters and product display was also held and participated by Bangladesh, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. The summary of open seminar is attached as Annex 4.

Session 5. Technical Visit

Participants visited BATAN Exhibition Center and were familiarized with the results of several research and development of the Institute. Other facilities visited were gamma irradiator facility in Center for the Application of Isotopes and Radiation Technology (CAIRT-BATAN) such as Gamma irradiator of IRKA (medium dose rate) and multi purposes gamma irradiator PANORAMA (low dose rate) and radiation processing laboratories.

Session 6. "Possible Research Work Sharing between Participating Groups"

Dr. Machi presented possible research works that can be shared between participating members. These were described in the recommendations and conclusion session.

3) Conclusions and Recommendations

This workshop made the following conclusions and recommendations :

A. Plant Growth Promoter

a) Conclusions
1. Degraded chitosan produced in BATAN, Indonesia by following protocol of FNCA Guideline 2009, was provided to the membership countries and led the fruitful effect of PGP on tomato, potato. carrot, sugarcane, rice and chili.
2. Commercialized PGP, Olicide 9DD in Vietnam was widely applied to cabbage, cauliflower, green pepper, tea, coffee.
3. PGP was industrialized in Japan as a plant activator of cyclamen and lawn grass in golf course.
4. Field test of rice in large scale of 24 ha was carried out in Malaysia. Crop yield increased 5%. However, for germination test and blast study showed that oligochitosan can replace commercial germination compounds and synthetic fungicides.
5. Cost analysis revealed that PGP cost depends on the cost of raw materials and processing of chitosan.
6. Indonesia provides chitin to Member Countries for further field tests.
 
b) Recommendations
1. As agreed before, research team for FNCA and RCA for radiation processing of natural polymers should be integrated into one team in each Member Countries.
2. It is important that India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka which are not Member Countries of FNCA should participate in the FNCA workshop to achieve synergy of cooperation between FNCA and RCA.
3. Application of chitosan oligomer should be focused on agriculture as elicitor in 2010 and 11.
4. Cooperation of national nuclear research institutes with ministry relevant to agriculture in the field tests and its implementation is important to promote oligo-chitosan application as elicitor.
5. All member countries should have specific plan of field tests in terms of plant, location or soil property, objectives and evaluation, which should be formulated in good cooperation with agriculture research institutes and end users.
6. Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Japan are kindly requested to provide technical data on field test of oligo-chitosan for selected specific plants, which are very useful guidelines for field tests conducted by other countries.
7. Protocol of FNCA Guideline 2009 is recommended to be revised. Member Countries should upload current data to secretariat.
8. In order to produce oligo-chitosan with good QA/QC in each Member Countries, manual for chitosan production from crab shell or shrimp shell, and oligochitosan by using gamma irradiation should be prepared by collaboration.
9. Conduct basic study on elicitation effect of oligochitosan in plants.
10. Optimize procedure for application of oligochitosan on plants such as frequency of spraying of oligochitosan.
11. Optimize parameters and conditions for radiation degradation of chitosan to reduce the cost of production of oligochitosan.

B. Super Water Absorbent

a) Conclusions
1. Studies on preparation of SWA and some test in laboratory and field have been implemented using different raw materials by following countries ;
 
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Bangladesh
Japan
Indonesia
Philippines
Thailand
Vietnam
Kappa carageenan and Acryl amide
CM Starch
Alginate and PEO
CM Kappa carageenan
AAc and Cassava starch
AAc and Cassava starch
 
2. Degree of swelling is in the range of 30-400g of water per gram of SWA depending on materials and reaction conditions.
3. Application of SWA is now focused on a soil conditioner to increase capacity of retaining water being used for agriculture in drought or semi-draught areas.
4. It has been found that SWA increase germination, plant growth, and yield of crops in some pot and fields tests.
5. SWA has been practically used in Vietnam in valuable tea, coffee, and pepper. The field test of rubber, cassava, dragon fruit are on-going.
6. Germination rate was improved by using SWA in experimental scale in Thailand.
 
b) Recommendations
1. Further researches are needed on :
 
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production process and cost for different raw materials
properties of products in terms of water absorption capacity and degradation in soil
pot and/or field tests to determine suitable properties of SWA as soil conditioner to be used in drought and semi-drought area
 
2. Target of materials and plants should be set by considering the production cost of SWA.
3. Research on SWA has been carried out using indigenous natural polymers such as cassava starch and carrageen. Simultaneous radiation grafting of acrylic acid onto starch, which is commercialized in Vietnam is recommended to be followed in SWA research in Member Countries.
4. Collaboration R & D on SWA with agricultural scientists including farmer is strongly recommended to promote the SWA products for field test.

4) Attachments

  Annex 1: Program
  Annex 2: List of Participants
  Annex 3: Summary of FNCA Member Countries' Reports and IAEA/RCA Report
  Annex 4: Summary of Open Seminar Presentations


Program of
FNCA 2009 Workshop on Application of Electron Accelerator
- Radiation Processing of Natural Polymer -

1 - 5 March 2010
Jakarta, Indonesia



Day 1. Mon. 1 March
Session 1. Opening Session
08:45 - 09:00 Registration
09:00 - 09:20 Welcome address
Dr. Hudi HASTOWO, Chairman of the National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN)
Dr. Sueo MACHI, Advisor to the MEXT/ FNCA Coordinator of Japan
09:20 - 09:30 Introduction of participants
All participants
09:30 - 09:45 Briefing and adoption of the program
Dr. Sueo MACHI, FNCA Coordinator of Japan
09:45 - 10:15 FNCA Ministerial Level Meeting and project overview
Dr. Sueo MACHI, Japan
10:15 - 10:45 Break/ Photo session
Session 2. Radiation Processing and Application of Chitosan
Chair: Ms. Charito ARANILLA TRANQUILAN
             Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI)
10:45 - 11:15 Production technology of chitosan from crab and shrimp shell wastes
Dr. Gatot Trimulyadi REKSO, National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN)

11:15 - 11:45
11:45 - 12:15
FNCA member countries reports
Bangladesh
China
12:15 - 13:15 Lunch
Session 2(cont.). Radiation Processing and Application of Chitosan
Chair: Dr. Emdadul Md. HAQUE, Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC)
13:15 - 13:45
13:45 - 14:15
14:15 - 14:45
14:45 - 15:15
15:15 - 15:30
15:30 - 16:00
16:00 - 16:30
Indonesia
Japan
Malaysia
the Philippines

Coffee Break
Thailand
Vietnam
16:30 - 16:50 Special Talk: Radiation Processing of Succinylated Chitosan
Prof. Seiichi TOKURA, Kansai Univ. Japan
16:50 - 17:30 IAEA/RCA project results on natural polymer
 
Day 2. Tue. 2 March
Session 3. Discussion about Radiation Processing and Application of Chitosan
Chair: Dr. Masao TAMADA, Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
09:30 - 10:50 Optimized technology and cost of production of oligo-chitosan by radiation processing
Lead Speech:
  Dr. Fumio YOSHII, Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
  Dr. Kamaruddin BIN HASHIM, Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuclear Malaysia)
Discussion
10:50 - 11:10 Coffee Break
11:10 - 12:00 Review and summary of field tests results
Dr. Gatot Trimulyadi REKSO (BATAN)
Discussion
12:00 - 13:10 Lunch
Session 3(cont.). Discussion about Radiation Processing and Application of Chitosan
Chair: Dr. Kamaruddin BIN HASHIM
             Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuclear Malaysia)
13:00 - 14:20 Status and challenges approaching to commercial application of the oligo-chitosan PGP
Lead Speech:
  Dr. Hien NGUYEN Quoc, Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute (VAEI)
  Dr. Gatot Trimulyadi REKSO (BATAN)
Discussion
14:20 - 14:40 Coffee Break
14:40 - 16:20 Work plan for 2010-2011(country plan and cooperation)
Lead speech: Dr. Fumio YOSHII (JAEA)
 
Day 3. Wed. 3 March
Session 4. Radiation Processing and Application of Starch/ Polysaccharides for Super Water Absorbent
Chair: Dr. Phiriyatorn SUWANMALA
             Thailand Institute of Nuclear Technology (TINT)
09:00 - 10:30 Country reports on production of hydrogel(Super Water Absorbent) by radiation cross-linking and grafting of starch/ polysaccharides
FNCA Member Countries (10mins per country)
10:30 - 10:50 Coffee Break
10:50 - 12:00 EBM Demo
(FNCA/RCA Participants and Open Seminar Participants)
12:00 - 13:00 Lunch
Open Seminar "Perspective of Radiation Processing Applications"
12:40 - 13:00 Registration
13:00 - 13:10 Opening Remarks
Dr. Hudi HASTOWO, Chairman of National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN)
Dr. Sueo MACHI, FNCA Coordinator of JAPAN

13:10 - 13:35

13:35 - 14:00


14:00 - 14:25





14:25 - 14:45


14:45 - 15:05

15:05 - 15:25


15:25 - 15:50
Presentation:
1. Global Status of Industrial Application of Radiation Processing
    Dr. Sueo MACHI, FNCA Coordinator of JAPAN
2. Recent Promising Research Outcome on Radiation Processing
   in Japan

    Dr. Masao TAMADA, Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
3. Application of Radiation Produced Oligo-Chitosan
   as Plant Growth Promoter in Indonesia by Field Test

    Dr. Taswanda TARYO, Deputy Chairman of National Nuclear Energy Agency
    (BATAN)
4. Industrial Application of Radiation Processing in Indonesia
    *Industry-IND:3 speakers
  4.1. Possibility EBM Technology in Industry / hope and
       usefulness (Indonesian Trade Chamber)

         Mr. Thomas DARMAWAN, Indonesian Trade Chamber
  4.2. EBM for Latex Prevulcanization
         Dr. Widi SETIAWAN, BATAN
  4.3. EBM experiences in Tyre Industry
       (Bridgestone Tyre Industry)

         Mr. Andry ANDRYAN, Bridgestone Tyre Industry
5. IAEA Activities of Radiation Processing Applications
    Dr. Khairul HJ MOHD DAHLAN
    IAEA/RCA Project Lead Country Coordinator
15:50 - 16:05 Coffee Break/ Exhibition
16:05 - 17:25 Round Table Discussion
Chair: Dr. Zainal ABIDIN, Director of the Centre for the
        Application of Isotopes and Radiation (CAIR), BATAN

*Points of discussion:
(1) Advantages of radiation processing
(2) Promising areas of radiation processing application in industry
(3) Obstacles for industrial application of radiation processing
(4) Demand driven research and enhancement of linkage between research
     institutes and industry
 
Day 4. Thurs. 4 March
Session 4(cont.). Radiation Processing and Application of Starch/ Polysaccharides for Super Water Absorbent
Chair: Prof. Youjiu ZHANG, Soochow University, China
09:20 - 10:30 Optimum condition / raw materials and conceptual design of production of SWA by radiation
Lead Speech: Dr. Hien NGUYEN Quoc (VAEI)
Discussion
10:30 - 10:50 Coffee Break
Session 5. Technical Visit
10:50 - 12:00 Technical Visit to Pasat Jumat Research Institute. BATAN(Batan exhibition center)
12:00 - 13:00 Lunch
Session 4(cont.). Radiation Processing and Application of Starch/ Polysaccharides for Super Water Absorbent
Chair: Dr. Phiriyatorn SUWANMALA
             Thailand Institute of Nuclear Technology (TINT)
13:00 - 14:30 Work plan for 2010 - 2011 on production of SWA using radiation processing and application tests of SWA produced by radiation
Lead speech: Dr. Masao TAMADA (JAEA)
Discussion
14:30 - 14:15 Coffee Break
Session 6. Possible research work sharing between participating groups
Chair: Mr. Hai LE, Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute(VAEI)
14:45 - 16:15 Possible research work sharing between participating groups
Lead speech:
  Dr. Sueo MACHI, FNCA Coordinator of JAPAN
  Prof. Sugiarto DANU
 
Day 5. Fri. 5 March
Session 7. Wrap-up discussion on future plan including new proposals
Chair: Dr. Hien NGUYEN Quoc, Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute(VAEI)
09:30 - 12:00 Discussion on future plan including new proposals
12:00 - 13:00 Lunch
Session 8. Summary and Conclusion
Chair: Dr. Gatot Trimulyadi REKSO(BATAN)
13:00 - 14:00 Discussion on the minutes draft
14:00 - 14:20 Adoption of Minutes
Session 9. Closing Session
14:20 - 14:30 Closing speech
Dr. Taswanda TARYO, Deputy Chairman of National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN)

List of Participants
FNCA 2009 Workshop on Application of Electron Accelerator
- Radiation Processing of Natural Polymer -

1 - 5 March 2010
Jakarta, Indonesia



No.

Country

Name / Position & Organization

1 Bangladesh
(PL)
Dr. Emdadul Md. HAQUE
Chief Scientific Officer,
Nuclear & Radiation Chemistry Division,
Institute of Nuclear Science & Technology (INST),
Atomic Energy Research Establishment (Savar) (AERE),
Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC)
2 China Prof. Youjiu ZHANG
Director,
Central Laboratory, School of Radiation Medicine and Public Health, Medical College, Soochow University
3 Indonesia
(PL)
Dr. Ir. Gatot Trimulyadi REKSO
Senior Scientist
Center for the Application of Isotopes and Radiation Technology,
National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN)
4 Japan
(Coordinator)
Dr. Sueo MACHI
FNCA Coordinator of Japan,
Advisor to Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology(MEXT)
5 Japan
(PL)
Dr. Masao TAMADA
Unit Manager,
Environment and Industrial Materials Research Division,
Quantum Beam Science Directorate,
Japan Atomic Energy Agency(JAEA)
6 Japan Dr. Fumio YOSHII
Coordinator,
Industrial Cooperation Promotion Department,
Japan Atomic Energy Agency(JAEA)
7 Japan Dr. Seiichi TOKURA
Executive Advisor,
Community and Business Partnership,
Kansai University
8 Japan
(Secretariat)
Ms. Emi IMAIZUMI
International Affairs and Research Department,
Nuclear Safety Research Association(NSRA)
9 Japan
(Secretariat)
Ms. Aki KOIKE
International Affairs and Research Department,
Nuclear Safety Research Association(NSRA)
10 Malaysia
(PL)
Dr. Kamaruddin BIN HASHIM
Manager,
Radiation Modification of Polymer Group,
Radiation Processing Technology Division,
Malaysian Nuclear Agency(Nuclear Malaysia)
11 Philippines
(PL)
Ms. Charito ARANILLA TRANQUILAN
Science Research Specialist,
Chemistry Research Group/Atomic Research Division,
Philippine Nuclear Research Institute(PNRI)
12 Thailand
(PL)
Dr. Phiriyatorn SUWANMALA
Nuclear Scientist,
Nuclear Research and Development Group,
Thailand Institute of Nuclear Technology(TINT)
13 Vietnam
(PL)
Dr. Hien NGUYEN Quoc
Scientific Researcher,
Research and Development Department,
Research and Development Center for Radiation Technology,
Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute(VAEI)
14 Vietnam Mr. Hai LE
Head of Department,
Radiation Technology Department,
Nuclear Research Institute,
Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute(VAEI)
15 IAEA/RCA
(PLCC)
Dr. Khairul HJ MOHD DAHLAN
Director,
Radiation Processing Technology Division,
Malaysian Nuclear Agency(Nuclear Malaysia)

Indonesian Local Participants

No.

Name

Position & Organization

1 Dr. Hudi HASTOWO Chairman,
National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN)
2 Dr. Taswanda TARYO Deputy Chairman for the Utilization Results of R&D and Dissemination of Nuclear Science Technology,
National Nuclear Energy Agency(BATAN)
3 Dr. Zainal ABIDIN Director of the Center for the Application of Isotopes and Radiation Technology,
National Nuclear Energy Agency(BATAN)
4 Dr. Hendig WINARNO Head of Division,
Radiation Processing Division,
Center for the Application of Isotopes and Radiation Technology,
National Nuclear Energy Agency(BATAN)
5 Dr. Erizal Researcher,
Radiation Processing Division,
Center for the Application of Isotopes and Radiation Technology,
National Nuclear Energy Agency(BATAN)
6 Dr. Meri SUHARTINI Researcher,
Radiation Processing Division,
Center for the Application of Isotopes and Radiation Technology,
National Nuclear Energy Agency(BATAN)
7 Prof. Sugiarto DANU Researcher,
Radiation Processing Division,
Center for the Application of Isotopes and Radiation Technology,
National Nuclear Energy Agency(BATAN)
8 Mustaqin NIRWONO MARGONO Staff,
P2STPFRZR/Assessing Radiological Protection on Medical Facilities,
Nuclear Energy Regulatory Agency(BAPETEN)
9 Mr. Darsono BAHRUM Researcher,
Division of Accelerator Technology,
National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN)
10 Ms. Puji HASTUTI Staff,
P2STPFRZR/Assessing Radiological Protection on Medical Facilities,
Nuclear Energy Regulatory Agency(BAPETEN)


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