451B Ion Chamber Survey Meter with Beta Slide
The 451B ion chamber survey meter is a handheld battery operated unit designed for use in both rugged and normal environments. The 451B includes a sliding beta shield to serve as an equilibrium thickness for photon measurements and enables beta discrimination. The 451B auto-ranges and measures radiation rate and accumulated dose from various radiation sources (alpha, beta, x-ray, gamma). The ion chamber detector allows for a fast response time to radiation from leakage, scatter beams, and pinholes. Additionally, the low-noise chamber bias supply provides for fast background-settling time.
Availability: Commercially Available
Manufacturer |
| Fluke Biomedical |
Product Name |
| 451B Ion Chamber Survey Meter with Beta Slide |
Detection Category |
| Radiological/Nuclear; |
Detection Principle |
| Geiger-Muller Detectors; |
Application |
| Screening; |
Product Model Number |
| 451B |
Equipment Type |
| Instrument; |
Product Synopsis |
| The 451B ion chamber survey meter is a handheld battery operated unit designed for use in both rugged and normal environments. The 451B includes a sliding beta shield to serve as an equilibrium thickness for photon measurements and enables beta discrimination. The 451B auto-ranges and measures radiation rate and accumulated dose from various radiation sources (alpha, beta, x-ray, gamma). The ion chamber detector allows for a fast response time to radiation from leakage, scatter beams, and pinholes. Additionally, the low-noise chamber bias supply provides for fast background-settling time. |
Availability |
| Commercially Available |
Technology Readiness Level (TRL) |
| 9 |
User Feedback Sources |
| None |
Supporting Documentation |
| Docs: 451B_ENG_D_W.PDF; |
Dimensions |
| 10 cm x 20 cm x 15 cm (4 in x 8 in x 6 in) |
Weight |
| 1.11 kg (2.5 lb) |
Power Requirements |
| Two 9 V alkaline, 200 hours operation |
Transportability |
| Handheld; |
Operating Conditions |
| -20 to 70°C |
Communications Interface |
| RS232 |
Radiological Targets |
| alpha, beta, gamma, x-ray |
Sample Introduction |
| Radioactive Particle |
Response Time (Sample Application To Output) |
| Seconds |
Alarm Capability |
| Audible and visual |
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