High-efficiency radon-measuring activated carbon box
A technology of activated carbon box and activated carbon layer, which is applied in the field of activated carbon box for high-efficiency radon measurement, to achieve the effects of improving accuracy, convenient use, and shortening the monitoring cycle
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Embodiment 1
[0022] Embodiment 1. A kind of activated carbon box for measuring radon efficiently
[0023] Such as Figure 1-3 As shown, an activated carbon box for high-efficiency radon measurement is cylindrical and consists of four parts: a groove-shaped top cover 1, a groove-shaped hollow mesh 2, a bottomless outer wall cylinder 3, and a bottom cover 4 from top to bottom. The bottomless outer wall cylinder 3 is fixed with the groove-shaped hollow net 2 to form a whole, forming an inner cavity and a concave interlayer cavity with a longitudinal section, the interlayer cavity is filled with activated carbon layer; the groove The inner wall and the bottom wall of the shaped hollow net 2 are covered with sieve holes, and the sieve holes are connected with the interlayer cavity, and the size of the gaps in the ventilation structure is smaller than the particle size of the activated carbon. The sieve holes are convenient for the adsorption of radon progeny when the carbon box is placed, so a...
Embodiment 2
[0026] Embodiment 2. Activated carbon box geometry and carbon layer thickness experiment
[0027] Equipment used: 2007 standard NaI detector (CANBERRA company), Inspector multi-channel gamma spectrometer (CANBERRA company), N-G275 lead chamber (Pailou Instrument Factory, Changsha County, Hunan Province)
[0028] (1) Experiment on the distribution law of the probe efficiency of the multi-channel gamma spectrometer:
[0029] The point source and the foam board are used to measure the source at different heights (5-25 mm) from the surface of the NaI probe, and a fixed measurement position (front and side) is set on the NaI probe.
[0030] In the experiment, 133Ba and 137Cs point sources were used to measure at different heights (0mm, 7mm, 14mm and 21mm), with 1, 2, 3, and 4 points on the front of the NaI probe, and 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 points on the side. The standard source measure interval is 12mm.
[0031] Table 1. Longitudinal comparison of Ba sources at different heights ...
Embodiment 3
[0058] Embodiment 3. Measuring radon experiment
[0059] The original carbon box (manufactured by China Institute of Metrology), and the new carbon box are derived from Example 1 (the thickness of the front and side carbon layers of the activated carbon layer are 25mm and 15mm respectively)
[0060] Equipment used: 2007 standard NaI detector (CANBERRA company), Inspector multi-channel gamma spectrometer (CANBERRA company), N-G275 lead chamber (Pailou Instrument Factory, Changsha County, Hunan Province)
[0061] Experimental procedure is described with embodiment 2, and result is as follows
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