Multifunctional radiation dose distribution test instrument for treatment room

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of radiation detection, in particular to a multifunctional radiation dose distribution test instrument for a treatment room, which improves the test interval of a tester body, increases the comprehensiveness of a test position and improves the accuracy of test data. Comprising a tester body, a driving mechanism and a transmission mechanism, a right mounting seat is mounted on the driving mechanism of the tester body, and the transmission mechanism is cooperatively mounted on the driving mechanism; the driving mechanism comprises a right mounting base, a left mounting base, a connecting beam, a mounting frame, a driving shaft, a hollow shaft, a driving bevel gear, a transmission bevel gear, a crankshaft, a supporting beam, a mounting beam, a sliding sleeve and a swinging frame, the right mounting base and the left mounting base are symmetrically mounted at the two ends of the connecting beam, the driving bevel gear is coaxially connected with the hollow shaft in a matched mode, and the crankshaft is rotationally connected with a through hole of the mounting frame in a matched mode; the transmission bevel gear is coaxially connected with the crankshaft in a matched mode and is in meshing transmission connection with the driving bevel gear, and the supporting beams are symmetrically installed at the two ends of the installation frame and are installed on the right installation base and the left installation base in a transmission mode.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of radiation detection, in particular to a radiation dose distribution testing instrument used in a multifunctional treatment room. Background technique [0002] Electromagnetic radiation has radiation high enough energy to ionize atoms. Generally speaking, ionization is when electrons are knocked out of electron shells by ionizing radiation, making atoms positively charged. Since cells are made of atoms, ionization can cause cancer. A cell is roughly made up of trillions of atoms. The probability of cancer caused by ionizing radiation depends on the radiation dose rate and the susceptibility of the irradiated organism. Alpha, beta, gamma radiation and neutron radiation can all be accelerated to high enough energy to ionize atoms, and radiation is very harmful to the human body. As the most common reason for ordinary people to be exposed to radiation, it is generally exposed to radiation through medical e...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] ① Take up the time and energy of medical staff;

[0005] ②. While real-time testing cannot be achieved, it is easy to miss the test interval

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