
From Radiation to Measurable Signal – Scintillation Detectors in Industry
Imagine you need to measure the level in a tank, but the tank is extremely large, and the contents are hot and hazardous. How can you ensure everything is under control?
The answer: Scintillation detectors! These devices are the unseen helpers in industry, enabling radiometric measurements even in the most challenging environments. But how does this work?
Compare our detector types
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Geometry | Point | Point | Rod | Rod | Point |
Size Ø / length [in mm] and material | 50 x 50 (Nal/TI) 40 x 35 (Nal/TI) 25 x 25 (Nal/TI) 50 x 60 (Polymer) | 150 x 150 | 50 x 500 up | up to 50 x 8000 (Polymer) | 40 x 50 (NaI/Tl) |
Typ. Applications | Density, level, level switch, multiphase level | Density, level | Level | Level | Density |
Stability | ≤ 0.002 % per °C | ≤ 0.01 % per °C | ≤ 0.01 % per °C | ≤ 0.02 % per °C | ≤ 0.002 % per °C (over 100°C temperature regime) |
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Detector retrofit program to improve your production
Especially in low radiation conditions, our highly sensitive detectors improve the signal to noise ratio, what is resulting in superior measurement performance compared to competing systems. Source replacement is costly, time consuming, and does not work towards a reduction in overall site source activity.
