Gamma quantum logging detection tube for quantitative measurement of low-content uranium deposits
A technology for quantitative measurement and uranium deposits, applied in the field of gamma total logging probes, can solve the problems of low sensitivity and inability to accurately measure uranium content, and achieve the effect of improving detection sensitivity
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[0028] like figure 1 As shown, the gamma total logging probe in this embodiment includes a radiation detector, an inverting amplifier, a pulse shaping circuit, a non-inverting amplifier, a clamping circuit, a discrimination circuit, a timing control circuit, a drive output circuit and a power supply.
[0029] The radiation detector is a high-sensitivity radiation detector that converts detected natural gamma rays into electrical pulse signals. The radiation detector preferably adopts shielding measures to reduce the influence of low-energy scattered rays on the quantitative determination of uranium content.
[0030] like figure 2 As shown, the radiation detector includes a scintillator and a photomultiplier tube, and a sodium iodide (thallium) crystal with an effective volume of Ф30mm×80mm is selected as the scintillator of the radiation detector. The relatively large crystal makes it excited when gamma rays irradiate The crystal produces more photons, which will generate m...
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