Description
A compact search device with a telescopic rod for quick detection and localization of alpha, beta, gamma and X-ray radiation sources.
Mô tả ngắn:Selective measurement of alpha, beta, gamma and X-ray radiation Operation with telescopic rod Mode of PC connection via Bluetooth Damp and dustproof body IP54
Alpha-beta-gamma-sensitive Geiger-Mueller counter with mica window
Energy-compensating filter, which allows to obtain a reliable energy dependence of the radiometer readings when measuring photon ionizing radiation in the energy range from 12 KeV to 3 MeV
Large display with luminescent backlight, which provides simultaneous display of measurement units, measurement errors, threshold level, real-time; and an analog indicator of instantaneous radiation intensity
Ability to perform measurements with a preset error
Prompt evaluation of gamma background within 10 seconds
Automatic subtraction of gamma radiation component when measuring beta radiation parameters
Automatic subtraction of gamma and beta radiation components when measuring alpha radiation parameters
Programming of threshold levels of the alarm system activation for each parameter of measured radiation
Automatic setting of measurement intervals and ranges
Audio signaling of each registered gamma quantum, alpha or beta particle with the possibility of its deactivation
Two-tone audio alarm of exceeded programmed threshold levels
Recording in nonvolatile memory up to 1 000 measurement results
Viewing the measurement results previously recorded in non-volatile memory on the indicator, as well as transferring the information to a personal computer via Bluetooth
Four-level indication of the battery discharge
New software has been developed to work with the device
Software is used for:
– readout of measurement results from the dosimeter memory into the PC as a dosimeter measurement protocol
– viewing measurement results on the PC monitor, preparing and printout of reports, saving measurement results to a file without changes or as a report for further use
Measurement range of photon-ionizing radiation DER | 0.1 … 100 000 μSv/h |
Display range of photon-ionizing radiation DER | 0.01 … 100 000 μSv/h |
Main relative permissible error limit when measuring photon-ionizing radiation DER at 137Cs calibration with a confidence probability of 0.95 | (15+2/М) %, where M is a dimensionless value that is numerically equal to the DER value measured in μSv/h |
Energy range of photon-ionizing radiation being registered | 0.012 … 3 МеV |
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Measurement range of surface beta-particles flux density | 5 … 999 999 part./(cm2·min) |
Display range of surface beta-particles flux density | 1 … 999 999 part./(cm2·min) |
Measurement range of surface activity of beta-emitting radionuclides | 0.22 … 9 999 Bq/cm2 for С0 source type (90Sr/90Y) (efficiency of С0 type sources is 0.377) |
Display range of surface activity of beta-emitting radionuclides | 0.01 … 9 999 Bq/cm2 |
Main relative permissible error limit when measuring surface beta-particles flux density in the range from 5 part./(cm2·min) to 999 999 part./(cm2·min) at 90Sr/90Y calibration with a confidence probability of 0.95 | (20+150/F) %, where F is a dimensionless value that is numerically equal to the value of surface beta-particles flux density measured in part./(cm2·min) |
Main relative permissible error limit when measuring surface activity of beta-emitting radionuclides in the range from 0.22 Bq/cm2 to 9 999 Bq/cm2 at 90Sr/90Y calibration with a confidence probability of 0.95 from С0 source type | (20+10/А) %, where А is a dimensionless value that is numerically equal to the value of surface activity of beta-emitting radionuclides measured in Bq/cm2 |
Energy range of beta-particles being registered | 0.15 … 3 MeV |
Measurement range of surface alpha-particles flux density | 5 … 999 999 part./(cm2·min) |
Display range of surface alpha-particles flux density | 1 … 999 999 part./(cm2·min) |
Measurement range of surface activity of alpha-emitting radionuclides | 0.2 … 9 999 Bq/cm2 for П9 source type (239Pu) (efficiency of П9 type sources is 0.490) |
Display range of surface activity of alpha-emitting radionuclides | 0.01 … 9 999 Bq/cm2 |
Display range of pulse count rate from alpha, beta, gamma radiation counter | 0.001 … 9 999 cps |
Main relative permissible error limit when measuring surface alpha-particles flux density in the range from 5 part./(cm2·min) to 999 999 part./(cm2·min) at 239Pu calibration with a confidence probability of 0.95 | (20+150/F) %, where F is a dimensionless value that is numerically equal to the value of surface alpha-particles flux density measured in part./(cm2·min) |
Main relative permissible error limit when measuring surface activity of alpha-emitting radionuclides in the range from 0.2 Bq/cm2 to 9 999 Bq/cm2 at 239Pu calibration with a confidence probability of 0.95 from a standard П9 source type | (20+10/А) %, where A is a dimensionless value that is numerically equal to the value of surface activity of alpha-emitting radionuclides measured in Bq/cm2 |
Window area | 13.8 сm2 |
Typical sensitivity to photon-ionizing radiation with an energy of 0.662 MeV (137Cs) | 4.5 cps/(μSv/h) |
Time of operating mode setting of the radiometer, not more | 1 min |
Time of continuous operation of the radiometer when powered from a new battery of two 1 200 mAh AAA galvanic cells under normal conditions and given gamma background not more than 0.5 μSv/h, disabled sounding of registered gamma quanta and disabled backlight of the scale, not less | 2 000 h |
Operating supply voltage | 3 V |
Additional relative permissible error limit when measuring photon-ionizing radiation DER, surface beta-particles flux density and surface alpha-particles flux density in the range of supply voltage from 2.4 V to 3.2 V | ± 5 % |
Additional relative permissible error limit when measuring photon-ionizing radiation DER, surface beta-particles flux density and surface alpha-particles flux density caused by changes in the environmental temperature from minus 20 °С to + 50 °С | ± 0.5 % per each 1°С of deviation from 20 °С |
Operating temperature range | – 20 … + 55 °С |
Overall dimensions of the radiometer, not less | 160 × 75 × 37 mm |
Length of the folded telescopic rod | 43 cm |
Length of the unfolded telescopic rod | 143 cm |
Weight of a telescopic rod | 0.42 kg |
Weight of the radiometer without a telescopic rod, not more | 0.4 kg |
Weight of the radiometer in package, not more | 4.2 kg (case – 3.2 kg) |