2372 results about "Radiation protection" patented technology

A radiation shield and an assembly and a reactor including the radiation shield are disclosed. The radiation shield can be used to control heat flux from a susceptor heater assembly and thereby enable better control of temperatures across a surface of a substrate placed on a surface of the susceptor heater assembly.

Compositions and processes for forming radiopaque polymeric articles are disclosed. In one embodiment, radiation inspection apparatuses and methods are then used to determine the presence and attributes of such radiopaque polymeric articles. A radiopaque polymeric article of the present invention can be created by mixing a radiopaque material, such as barium, bismuth, tungsten or their compounds, with a powdered polymer, pelletized polymer or liquid solution, emulsion or suspension of a polymer in solvent or water. In addition to creating radiation detectable objects, the radiopaque polymeric materials of the present invention can be used to create radiation protective articles, such as radiation protective garments and bomb containment vessels. Enhanced radiation protection can also be achieved through the use of nano-materials. The principals of the present invention can be used to provide protection against other types of hazards, including fire, chemical, biological and projectile hazards.

The invention relates to compound millimicron fibrous membrane material of cellulose and cellulose matrix which can perform the biological degradation and the biological absorption and a preparation method thereof and an industry and medical purpose, and belongs to the biological macro-molecule non woven fabric material field which can perform the biological degradation and the biological absorption. Electrostatic spinning equipment is used to obtain the fibrous membrane material which can perform the biological degradation and the biological absorption, the weight of the cellulose is taken as basic reference, the component of the material comprises cellulose more than 0 and less than or equal to 100 weight parts, other biomacromolecule more than and equal to 0 and less than 100 weight parts, 0 to 10 weight parts of curative drug or 0 to 50 weight parts of inorganic catalyzer and / or 0 to 50 weight parts of inorganic strengthening agent. The material of the invention has good biological compatibility, biological degradation property and degradation absorptivity, and can be used for haemostasia material, wound cladding material, organization engineering supporting rack material, the transportation and release of medicine, artificial skin and blood vessel, and postoperation anti blocking material, beauty material and catalyzer carrier, filtering membrane and radiation protection material and so on.

The smart directional radiation protection system is a design and technique for actively varying, controlling and reducing the intensity of radiation 180 on user 170 facing direction for portable wireless mobile devices like mobile cell phone 100 utilising RF system with tunable metamaterial or tunable EBG antenna system to reduce SAR are disclosed. The system controls the radiation by smart and active dynamic radiation pattern approach to protect the user from radiation. The smart directional radiation protection system consist of (a) a sensor system 130 to determine the change in usage mode, device orientation and proximity of wireless device to user and accordingly generate the trigger signal 230; (b) a processing unit for manipulation of interrupt control signal 140 according to trigger signal and signal quality parameters; (c) An active directional transmit power or radiation controller 120 that works based on control signal; (d) Tunable metamaterial or tunable EBG antenna system 110 coupled with directional transmit power controller 120 that controls the radiation on user 170 facing direction and also restores radiation according to parameters and configuration to reduce SAR and optimise communication.

An apparatus for control of a procedure, comprising: a communications interface; a control console, wherein the control console is adapted to provide control commands via the communications interface to at least one of: at least one imaging device or at least one medical instrument used to perform the procedure; and, at least one radiation shield attached to the control console and positioned between the control console and a patient on which the procedure is being performed, wherein the apparatus is separately movable from at least one of the at least one imaging device, the patient or the at least one medical instrument.

Ether-linked phospholipids, derivatized at the polar head group with polyethylene glycol chains having molecular weights greater than 2,000 daltons, are disclosed. Lipid bilayers containing these phospholipids show high oxidative stability. Also disclosed is the use of PEG-derivatized ether-linked lipids in moisturizing and radiation-protective cosmetic compositions.

A system for providing radiation protection is provided that includes a garment that contours to an operator's body. The garment protects the operator from radiation. The garment is supported by a suspension component that reduces a portion of weight of the garment for the operator, the garment including a belt, which includes a release mechanism that offers an entry into the garment. In more specific embodiments, the release mechanism is a quick release that allows the operator to disengage from the garment using a single hand movement. The belt can include at least one flexible joint. The belt opens to allow the operator to enter the garment, and the operator, in entering and exiting the garment, is able to limit his contact to components on or near a front of the garment such that the operator can operate the release mechanism for the garment without losing sterility.

Articles, including fabrics and film layers, are disclosed which can protect against multiple hazards, including radiation, chemical, biological agents, metal projectiles and fire hazards. In some embodiments, the fabrics and films of the present invention are used to produce garments having protection against multiple hazards and superior heat dissipating properties. A radiation protective compound is preferably created by mixing a radiopaque material, such as barium, bismuth, tungsten or their compounds, with powdered polymer, pelletized polymer or a liquid solution, emulsion or suspension of a polymer in solvent or water. This radiation protective mixture can then be laminated or otherwise adhered to other types of protective films or fabric, such as the protective polymer films or fabrics used for chemical protective garments, biological protective garments, bullet proof vests or fire retardant garments. The principles of this invention can also be applied to a broad range of other articles including surgical hoods, hospital gowns, gloves, patient drapes, partitions, coverings, jumpsuits, ponchos, uniforms, fatigues, tents, probes, envelopes, pouches, wallpaper, liners, drywall, house sidings, house foundations, house roofings etc.

A personal radiation protection garment that substantially contours to an operator's body is suspended from a suspension means. The garment is operable to protect the operator from radiation. The suspension means is operable to apply constant force. The suspension means allows operator wearing protective radiation garment to move freely in the X, Y, and Z spatial planes simultaneously, such that the protective radiation garment is substantially weightless to operator. A radiation protection face shield and flap can also be suspended from suspension means, such that face shield and flap are substantially weightless to operator. The suspension means can be mounted to a ceiling.

Method for preparing, packaging and handling an individual dose of a radiopharmaceutical compound, comprising the following steps: filling a cartridge (1) with said dose of radiopharmaceutical compound via a first end, the second end being closed by means of a component serving as a piston (3); closing said cartridge (1) at said first end by means of a closure device (2); placing said cartridge (1) in a radiation shielding device (10), comprising an inner part (4) and an outer part (5), said inner part serving as radiation shielding for an operator and said outer part serving as a transportation shielding container; closing said container by means of an appropriate shielding lid (6); transporting said container up to the place at which an injection of said radiopharmaceutical compound will take place; removing the shielding lid (6) of the container; fixing a plunger (7) to the cartridge piston (3); extracting the cartridge and the inner part (4) of the radiation shielding device (10) from the outer part (5) serving as a container, and placing injection means (30) on the cartridge end which has the setting closure device (2).

The invention provides a substrate-free LED filament and a manufacturing method thereof, and a substrate-free LED filament lamp. The filament comprises at least a string of LED chips with same or different illuminant colors, electric lead-out wires, and electric connecting wires arranged between the chips and between the chips and the electric lead-out wires, welding terminals of the chips, the electric connecting wires, and the electric lead-out wires are coated by first luminescent powder layers to form an initial substrate-free LED filament, the other side of the initial substrate-free LED filament is coated by a second luminescent powder layer to form the substrate-free LED filament, and the substrate-free LED filament can be adhered on the external surface of a transparent high-heat-conductivity tube via transparent adhesive tapes or luminescent powder glue to form a cylindrical substrate-free LED filament light source used for manufacturing a high-power LED filament lamp. The substrate-free LED filament lamp comprises at least a bulb shell sealed in a vacuum manner and inflated with heat radiation protection gas, at least one substrate-free LED filament light source is arranged in each bulb shell, and the substrate-free LED filament light source comprises the initial substrate-free LED filament, the substrate-free LED filament or the cylindrical substrate-free LED filament light source; an LED drive, a drive shell, and an electric connector etc. and used for illumination.

Medical devices, and in particular implantable medical devices, may be coated to minimize or substantially eliminate a biological organism's reaction to the introduction of the medical device to the organism. The medical devices may be coated with any number of biocompatible materials. Therapeutic drugs, agents or compounds may be mixed with the biocompatible materials and affixed to at least a portion of the medical device. These therapeutic drugs, agents or compounds may also further reduce a biological organism's reaction to the introduction of the medical device to the organism. In addition, these therapeutic drugs, agents and / or compounds may be utilized to promote healing, including the formation of blood clots. Also, the devices may be modified to promote endothelialization. Other compounds may include those that prevent damage from ionizing radiation. Various materials and coating methodologies may be utilized to maintain the drugs, agents or compounds on the medical device until delivered and positioned. In addition, the devices utilized to deliver the implantable medical devices may be modified to reduce the potential for damaging the implantable medical device during deployment. Medical devices include stents, grafts, anastomotic devices, perivascular wraps, sutures and staples. In addition, various polymer combinations may be utilized to control the elution rates of the therapeutic drugs, agents and / or compounds from the implantable medical devices.

The invention discloses a method, a control device and a wireless terminal for reducing the radiation hazard of the wireless terminal, belonging to the field of wireless radiation protection, wherein the method for reducing the radiation hazard of the wireless terminal comprises the following steps: using the control device to detect whether an antenna of the wireless terminal is approached by an object or not; and using the control device to adjust the output power of a wireless terminal transmitter connected with the antenna to the output protection power and reduce the specific absorption rate value of the antenna to the set value if the antenna is detected to be approached by the object. The embodiment of the invention can reduce the radiation of the wireless terminal to a human body. The technical scheme is applicable to wireless communication terminals.

Compositions and processes for forming radiopaque polymeric articles are disclosed. In one embodiment, radiation inspection apparatuses and methods are then used to determine the presence and attributes of such radiopaque polymeric articles. A radiopaque polymeric article of the present invention can be created by mixing a radiopaque material, such as barium, bismuth, tungsten or their compounds, with a powdered polymer, pelletized polymer or liquid solution, emulsion or suspension of a polymer in solvent or water. In addition to creating radiation detectable objects, the radiopaque polymeric materials of the present invention can be used to create radiation protective articles, such as radiation protective garments and bomb containment vessels. Enhanced radiation protection can also be achieved through the use of nano-materials. The principals of the present invention can be used to provide protection against other types of hazards, including fire, chemical, biological and projectile hazards.

A personal radiation protection garment that substantially contours to an operator's body is suspended from a suspension means. The garment is operable to protect the operator from radiation. The suspension means is operable to apply constant force. The suspension means allows operator wearing protective radiation garment to move freely in the X, Y, and Z spatial planes simultaneously, such that the protective radiation garment is substantially weightless to operator. A radiation protection face shield and flap can also be suspended from suspension means, such that face shield and flap are substantially weightless to operator. The suspension means can be mounted to a ceiling.

A method and apparatus for transporting radiopharmaceuticals. Typically, the apparatus is a two-part assembly, each part having an exterior shell, a radiation shield and a non-porous lining. Additionally, the assembled apparatus has a sealed internal chamber suitable for carrying a syringe or a sharps container containing a syringe. The internal chamber of the radiopharmaceutical pig is lined with a non-porous lining, typically a durable plastic, that prevents contamination of the radiopharmaceutical doses, the radiation shield, or the environment. Additionally, the non-porous lining can be quickly and easily cleaned and sterilized, avoiding the often difficult, to impossible, task of cleaning and sterilizing the radiation shield of the radiopharmaceutical pig. The non-porous lining is surrounded by a radiation shield that is typically comprised of elemental lead. The radiation shield prevents radiation from the radiopharmaceutical from contaminating the user or environment. The radiation shield is surrounded by an exterior shell that absorbs impact and prevents the radiopharmaceutical pig from breaking. Additionally, the exterior shell prevents environmental exposure to the potentially hazardous material of the radiation shield. Generally, a method of transporting a radiopharmaceutical by filling the container with a radiopharmaceutical, inserting the container into the internal chamber of the radiopharmaceutical pig having a non-porous lining, and assembling the radiopharmaceutical pig so the that the container is in the internal chamber and is encapsulated by the radiation shield, is also provided.

A shutter-shield system for radiation protection is applied to a an x-ray generator in a shielded station for inspecting products moving through the station on a conveyor. Deployed in a sliding attachment on a collimator housing of the x-ray generator, a shutter plate is made movable by an actuator and is configured with an aperture that, in the absence of power applied to the actuator, is made to align with a fixed aperture of the collimator so as to allow emission of the x-ray beam as required for normal inspection purposes. Whenever an anomaly in the product loading on the conveyer creates a gap that could otherwise cause an increase in environmental radiation levels, powering the actuator moves the shutter plate to an offset location that offsets the apertures to an effectively closed state to initiate a standby condition wherein x-ray radiation is substantially confined to the interior region of the collimator, without having to shut down the x-ray generator itself.

A radiation protection device attaches to the C-arm of a fluoroscope and shields and collimates the X-ray beam between the X-ray source and the patient and between the patient and the image intensifier. One embodiment has a radiation shield of X-ray opaque material that surrounds the C-arm of the fluoroscopy system, the X-ray source and the image intensifier. A padded slot fits around the patient's body. Another embodiment has conical or cylindrical radiation shields that extend between the X-ray source and the patient and between the patient and the image intensifier. The radiation shields have length adjustments and padded ends to fit the device to the patient. The radiation protection device may be motorized to advance and withdraw the radiation shields. A blanket-like radiation shield covers the patient in the area surrounding where the X-ray beam enters the body.

The invention discloses iron-based amorphous alloy powder capable of forming an amorphous alloy coating, and a method for preparing an amorphous coating. The amorphous alloy powder is taken as a raw material, and a complete amorphous coating is prepared by a cold spray method. The alloy powder mainly comprises Fe, Cr and Mo, can contain one or more of Ni, Co, Mn, Si, Re, Al, Cu, Nb, Zr, Ti, C, B and other elements, wherein Fe, Cr and Mo account for over 70 atomic percent of the alloy. The component has a wide supercooled liquid region and high amorphous forming capacity, amorphous powder can be obtained by an atomization powdering technology. In the process of preparing the amorphous alloy coating by the cold spray method, an inert gas such as nitrogen, helium and the like or a mixed gas of the nitrogen and helium is taken as a powder feeding gas and a powder accelerating gas, the temperature T of the inert gas is less than 700DEG C, and the powder feeding pressure P is 1-6MPa. The coating has a great application prospect in the fields such as wear resistance, corrosion resistance, radiation protection and the like.

A radiation protection system for protecting medical personnel from radiation being applied from a radiation source to a patient positioned on a table that includes a radiation-shielding wall including, upper shield suspended by a gas spring lift arm, the upper shield consisting of translucent radiation resistance window, with a left and right side of flexible radiation shielding material, that telescopes down on each side of the table to form a complete radiation barrier. The shield is positioned above the table. The shield also has a radiation-shielding flexible interface attached to the radiation shielding window that covers a portion of the patient.

An improved personal radiation protection system that substantially contours to an operator's body is suspended from a suspension means. The garment is operable to protect the operator from radiation. The suspension means is operable to provide constant force and allows the operator to move freely in the X, Y and Z planes simultaneously, such that the protective garment, face shield, illumination means or other attachments integrated the system are substantially weightless to the operator. A face shield and arm cover can also be incorporated with the system, such that the face shield and arm cover are substantially weightless to the operator. The suspension means may be mounted to the ceiling, a vertical wall, the floor, or on a mobile platform.

The present invention provides a mixture containing a) at least 26 wt. % of gadolinium and b) one or more elements, alloys and / or compounds from the group consisting of barium, indium, tin, lanthanum, molybdenum, niobium, tantalum, zirconium and tungsten, a process for the preparation of this mixture, use of the mixture as radiation protection, use of the mixture to prepare polymeric radiation protection substances, a process for preparing radiation screening rubbers, thermoplastic materials and polyurethanes, a process for preparing products from the polymeric radiation protection substances and products made from these polymeric radiation protection substances.

A cavity drill is provided, which is configured for use with a bone drill. The cavity drill includes a body. The bone drill has a first portion movably connected to a second portion. A third portion is movably connected to the second portion. The body is mounted with the third portion of the bone drill. A sheath extends from the third portion to a distal end. A curette is connected with the distal end of the bone drill. The curette is composed of retractable cutting tines / blades which are turned / powered by the bone drill motor. The curette tines can be used in a partially or fully deployed state and at low or high speed. The curette is designed to create cavities of varying size in a bone. The cavity drill and the bone drill may include a radiation protection guard and radiolucent portions. Methods of use are also provided.

A movable device holds a radiation protection drape for reducing exposure and protecting medical personnel from hazardous X-ray radiation scattered by the patient during fluoroscopy. The device enables positioning an X-ray opaque drape such that it covers the patient in an anatomically and procedurally compatible ways that reduces significantly the scattered radiation towards the operators. The device is capable of repositioning the X-ray opaque drape according to the C-arm movement to prevent interfering with the X-ray beam and the fluoroscopy image. The device is simple to use, reusable, and intended for the invasive, diagnostic and interventional procedure done in the catheterization laboratory.

Aiming at the problems existing in the present cooling and radiation protection technologies of electronic products, the invention provides an SMD (surface mounted device) with cooling and electromagnetic wave absorption functions, which is applied to electronic equipment. The SMD comprises a decoration layer, a cooling and electromagnetic wave absorption layer for cooling and electromagnetic wave absorption and a mounting layer, wherein the cooling and electromagnetic wave absorption layer is arranged between the decoration layer and the mounting layer. The SMD further comprises a protective stripping layer which is arranged below the mounting layer and used for protecting the adhesiveness of the mounting layer, and the stripping layer is taken off before the SMD is used, and then the SMD is mounted at a position needing cooling and electromagnetic wave absorption. Furthermore, the cooling and electromagnetic wave absorption layer is of a structure consisting of more than two layers, including a cooling layer and an electromagnetic wave absorption layer which are independent from each other; accordingly, the cooling and electromagnetic wave absorption layer can be a single-layer structure and is made of a material with cooling and cooling and electromagnetic wave absorption functions. The invention also provides the preparation and application methods of the SMD. The SMD with cooling and electromagnetic wave absorption functions is applied to a shell of electronic equipment, and the shell of the electronic equipment includes but is not limited to a mobile phone shell, a network card, a panel personal computer shell hot spot, a netbook shell hot spot, notebook computer shell hot spot, game equipment and other consumer mobile equipment can improve cooling effect, reduce temperature and weaken electromagnetic wave radiation.

The invention discloses an ultraviolet curing nano transparent heat-insulation composite coating belonging to the field of ultraviolet curing coatings and containing the following substances in percentage by weight: 30-75 percent of oilopolymer, 0.01-15 percent of photosensitive curing agent and 10-55 percent of activated monomer, as well as 0.1-15 percent of stannic oxide. The transparent heat-insulation coating can be prepared in 1 minute under ultraviolet irradiation at room temperature, and the curing speed is high and the cost is low. The coating has selectivity to a solar spectrum, and a coating film which is about 5-70 micrometers is formed on the material surface. When the coating is used for glass, the visible light transmissivity of the glass is still higher than 75 percent, and the infrared thermal screening factor is higher than 70 percent, thereby not only keeping the transparency of the original glass, but also effectively isolating the infrared thermal radiation of sunlight. The coating has good ageing resistance, contamination resistance, anti-static performance, anti-dazzle performance, radiation protection, quick curing, environmental protection and the like.

A safe in-ear earphone for radiation protection, comprises earplug heads (1A, 1B), sound cavities (2A, 2B), acoustic wave transmission channels (3A, 3B), a main body (4), a conductor (8) and a plug (9), the channels (3A, 3B) are set between the sound cavities (2A, 2B) and loudspeakers (5A, 5B), the acoustic wave concentrated orifices (10A, 10B) are between the loudspeakers (5A, 5B) and the acoustic wave transmission channels (3A, 3B), assembly of the loudspeakers (5A, 5B), the acoustic wave concentrated orifices (10A, 10B) and the acoustic wave transmission channels (3A, 3B) are sealed to form a sealed small boxes (11A, 11B) in the main body (4). the shape of acoustic wave concentrated orifices (10A, 10B) is inversely conical. The acoustic wave is transmitted to the two acoustic wave channels (3A, 3B) via the acoustic wave concentrated orifices (10A, 10B) and then is provided to the ears plugged by two earplugs to listen. The safe in-ear earphone is used for high frequency magnetic field and intense radiation communication device such as mobile phone.

A multispectral thermal infrared camera system is disclosed. An uncooled thermal imaging camera is equipped with an axially tilted, cooled spectral filter. The axially tilted, cooled spectral filter deflects the radiation emitted by the uncooled camera away from being reflected back into the camera. The axially tilted, cooled spectral filter emits a lesser amount of thermal radiation towards the camera. And the axially tilted, cooled tilted filter is enclosed in a cold radiation shield to minimize the thermal emission that would be reflected by the filter towards the camera and to absorb the radiation deflected by the tilted filter. The axially tilted, cooled spectral filter passes only the desired portion of the thermal infrared radiation from the scene onto the uncooled camera.

A radiation shield includes a radio-opaque drape which has an open area extending completely through the drape to provide a viewing site. Radiation control structure in the form of a vent system is located in the open area. The vent system includes a plurality of radio-opaque slats extending at least partially across at least a portion of the open area. The slats preferably extend outwardly away from the surface of the drape to facilitate the capturing of scattered radiation.

A method and apparatus for transporting radiopharmaceuticals. Typically, the apparatus is a two-part assembly, each part having an exterior shell, a radiation shield and a non-porous lining. Additionally, the assembled apparatus has a sealed internal chamber suitable for carrying a syringe or a sharps container containing a syringe. The internal chamber of the radiopharmaceutical pig is lined with a non-porous lining, typically a durable plastic, that prevents contamination of the radiopharmaceutical doses, the radiation shield, or the environment. Additionally, the non-porous lining can be quickly and easily cleaned and sterilized, avoiding the often difficult, to impossible, task of cleaning and sterilizing the radiation shield of the radiopharmaceutical pig. The non-porous lining is surrounded by a radiation shield that is typically comprised of elemental lead. The radiation shield prevents radiation from the radiopharmaceutical from contaminating the user or environment. The radiation shield is surrounded by an exterior shell that absorbs impact and prevents the radiopharmaceutical pig from breaking. Additionally, the exterior shell prevents environmental exposure to the potentially hazardous material of the radiation shield. Generally, a method of transporting a radiopharmaceutical by filling the container with a radiopharmaceutical, inserting the container into the internal chamber of the radiopharmaceutical pig having a non-porous lining, and assembling the radiopharmaceutical pig so the that the container is in the internal chamber and is encapsulated by the radiation shield, is also provided.