Floating intermediate electrode configuration for downhole nuclear radiation generator
An intermediate electrode and generator technology, applied in the field of electrode configuration, can solve the problems of target wear, uneven distribution of ion beams, and reduced neutron output of neutron generators.
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[0022] The disclosure herein generally describes various electrode configurations for accelerating columns of downhole nuclear radiation generators, such as neutron generator tubes or x-ray generator tubes. Although the present disclosure primarily describes configurations in the context of neutron generator tubes, the electrode configurations and techniques disclosed with respect to their use are equally applicable to downhole x-ray generator tubes. In particular, the ion source and target electrodes of a neutron generator tube can be compared to the cathode and anode of a downhole X-ray generator tube, respectively. Accordingly, the accelerating column of a downhole x-ray generator tube may similarly employ the electrode configuration and techniques described with reference to the neutron generator tube. When a downhole X-ray generator tube employs such an electrode configuration and technology, the electron beam from the cathode is less likely to strike any intermediate ele...
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