Gamma and neutron radiation detector

一种辐射检测器、伽马辐射的技术,应用在伽马和中子辐射检测器领域,能够解决高总费用、没有提供识别、不能容易地使用等问题

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-01-10
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO
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Most existing combinations of simultaneous gamma and neutron detection utilize material combinations that do not provide proper identification, cannot be readily used, and / or have a high total cost of ownership

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[0022] figure 1 A first embodiment is shown which represents a first integrated sensor approach, ie, optically coupling two scintillators, as compared to a second approach with separate sensors discussed later in the Second Approach section below.

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[0024] exist figure 1 In one version of the first approach shown, methods and systems for a detector that allow the use of a single sensing element 10 with optical coupling between two scintillators (12, 14) and dual material The method simultaneously detects gamma and neutron radiation.

[0025] In particular, figure 1 The gamma and neutron detectors described in , utilize two different luminescent scintillator materials (12, 14) (one for gamma detection 12 and one for neutron detection 14), a photosensitive element (see photomultiplier tube (PMT) 18), and electronics (not shown). When radiation collides with the scintillator, light is emitted and detected by the photosensitive element.

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Abstract

A sensing element (10) or detector activated by radiation comprising a first scintillator (12) activated by gamma radiation; and a neutron sensing layer (16) comprising a second scintillator (14) activated by neutron radiation.

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Background of the invention [0001] Due to increased terrorism there is a need for practical, high resolution gamma and neutron radiation detectors that can detect radioactive "dirty bombs" and other sources of radiation. Furthermore, hand-held or portable devices such as including Hand-held Radioisotope Identification Devices (HHRIID's) are in high demand. Newer standards such as ANSI N42.33 (Type I) and ANSI N42.34 are also specified due to increased performance requirements. [0002] Typical methods of gamma radiation spectroscopy utilize NaI, CsI, cadmium zinc telluride (CZT), bismuth germanate (BGO) or high purity (HP) germanium as direct detection or scintillator materials. A desired radiation detector capable of simultaneously detecting gamma and neutron radiation should exhibit improved functionality and identification performance, i.e., should be able to distinguish whether a suspect radiation is readily available and has a low total cost of ownership Naturally ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01T1/20G01T3/06
CPCG01T3/06G01T1/2008
Inventor T·A·克尼斯A·M·斯里瓦斯塔瓦S·J·杜克洛斯T·F·麦努尔蒂S·P·M·罗赖洛L·L·克拉克K·C·布尔A·伊文T·R·安德逊
Owner GENERAL ELECTRIC CO
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