CN116451427A - Simulated radiation detection system - Google Patents

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CN116451427A
CN116451427A CN202310222004.3A CN202310222004A CN116451427A CN 116451427 A CN116451427 A CN 116451427A CN 202310222004 A CN202310222004 A CN 202310222004A CN 116451427 A CN116451427 A CN 116451427A
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高志军
李福龙
任业萌
李东方
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Abstract

The application provides a simulated radiation detection system comprising a simulated radiation source and a simulated detection device; the simulation radioactive source comprises a radio frequency tag and a shell, wherein the radio frequency tag can generate a radio frequency signal under the action of an excitation signal generated by the simulation detection device, and the radio frequency signal comprises tag information of the radio frequency tag and a non-radiation physical signal; the simulation detection device is used for receiving and identifying radio frequency signals generated by the simulation radioactive source, and analyzing and processing the received radio frequency signals to obtain relative distance information and radioactive source parameter information of the simulation radioactive source. The tag information of the simulated radioactive source and other non-nuclear radiation physical signals received by the simulated detection device are utilized, after data analysis and processing, the radiation field information of the position of the simulated detection device can be obtained, and the display information for display output of the display module can be obtained through further processing of the radiation field information.

Description

Simulated radiation detection system
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of nuclear radiation detection, in particular to a simulated radiation detection system.
Background
In the nuclear accident emergency handling exercise process, in order to meet the training requirements of actual combat, a real radiation source is often required to be used for constructing a nuclear accident radiation scene. However, the rays emitted by the real radioactive source have a certain harm to human bodies. Therefore, the use of real radioactive sources during nuclear accident emergency handling exercises should be reduced or avoided as much as possible, thereby avoiding irradiation injuries to emergency handling personnel. The radioactive source simulation equipment based on the nuclear pulse signal generator is adopted, so that the training requirement can be met to a certain extent. However, the simulation equipment has the defects of large volume, inconvenience in carrying, complex structural design, poor field adaptability and the like, and is difficult to meet the actual requirements of nuclear accident emergency treatment training.
Furthermore, the search for lost radiation sources is one of the important training subjects for nuclear accident emergency handling exercises. Because the response conditions such as the instantaneous dose rate value or the buzzing alarm frequency of the nuclear radiation detector are directly related to the distance between the detector and the radioactive source, the response conditions of the detector are generally utilized to search and position the radioactive source in the actual searching process of the radioactive source. Thus, it should be realized that the response of the detector varies with the distance of the radiation source when training with an analog radiation source. However, the radiation source simulation equipment based on the nuclear pulse signal generator generally does not have a function of simulating the ranging of the radiation source, so that the response condition of the detector cannot meet the simulation of the real radiation environment.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, the main purpose of the present invention is to solve the technical problem that the response situation of the existing detector cannot meet the simulation of the real radiation environment.
The invention provides a simulated radiation detection system, which comprises a simulated radioactive source and a simulated detection device;
the simulation radioactive source comprises a radio frequency tag and a shell, wherein the radio frequency tag can generate a radio frequency signal under the action of an excitation signal generated by the simulation detection device, and the radio frequency signal comprises tag information of the radio frequency tag and a non-radiation physical signal;
the simulation detection device is used for receiving and identifying radio frequency signals generated by the simulation radioactive source, and analyzing and processing the received radio frequency signals to obtain relative distance information, signal intensity information and radioactive source parameter information of the simulation radioactive source.
In some embodiments of the invention, the simulated radiation source is a single source or a mixed source.
In some embodiments of the invention, the simulated radioactive source is set to have a radioactivity of 6X 10 10 Bq 210 Po source.
In some embodiments of the invention, the radio frequency signal is a non-nuclear radiation signal comprising one or more of radio waves, sound, light, heat, magnetism.
In some embodiments of the present invention, the analog detecting device includes a signal reading module and a signal analysis and discrimination module connected to the signal reading module; the signal reading module is used for transmitting an excitation signal and receiving a radio frequency signal transmitted by the analog radioactive source, the signal analysis and discrimination module is used for comparing the label information of the radio frequency label with a radioactive source parameter information database which is pre-stored with the radio source parameter information corresponding to the label information to obtain the radioactive source parameter information of the radio frequency signal, and measuring the relative distance information between the analog detection device and the analog radioactive source according to the non-radiative physical signal.
In some embodiments of the invention, measuring the relative distance information of the analog detection apparatus and the analog radiation source is calculated using one or more of TOF and array antenna based principles, time difference of arrival methods, direction measurement positioning methods, and signal strength positioning methods.
In some embodiments of the invention, measuring the relative distance information of the analog detection apparatus to the analog radiation source is calculated using signal strength localization.
In some embodiments of the present invention, the analog detecting device further includes a data processing module connected to the signal analysis and discrimination module, where the data processing module is configured to calculate radiation field information of a location where the analog detecting device is located according to the relative distance information of the analog radiation source and radiation source parameter information.
In some embodiments of the invention, the radiation field information of the location of the analog detection means includes the dose rate and the energy spectrum of the location of the analog detection means.
In some embodiments of the present invention, the analog detection apparatus further includes a display module connected to the data processing module, where the display module is configured to display radiation field information of a location where the analog detection apparatus is located;
the analog detection device further comprises a power supply, wherein the power supply is used for supplying power to each module in the analog detection device.
The invention provides a simulated radiation detection system, which utilizes the label information of a simulated radiation source and other non-nuclear radiation physical signals received by a simulated detection device to obtain radiation field information of the position of the simulated detection device after data analysis and processing, and the radiation field information can obtain display information for display output of a display module after further processing. The display information has the same display effect as the real nuclear radiation field, is convenient for the operation training of nuclear accident emergency treatment personnel, avoids the real nuclear radiation and is safer.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a simulated radiation source according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of an analog detecting device according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a simulated radiation detection system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Wherein the above figures include the following reference numerals:
1a, a radio frequency tag, 1b and a shell; 2. analog detection means.
Detailed Description
The present application is described in further detail below with reference to the drawings and examples. It is to be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not limiting of the invention. It should be noted that, for convenience of description, only the portions related to the present invention are shown in the drawings. It should be noted that, in the case of no conflict, the embodiments and features in the embodiments may be combined with each other. The present application will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings in conjunction with embodiments.
Example 1
The invention provides a simulated radiation detection system, which comprises a simulated radiation source and a simulated detection device 2; as shown in fig. 1, the analog radiation source includes a radio frequency tag 1a and a housing 1b, where the radio frequency tag 1a can generate a radio frequency signal under the action of an excitation signal generated by the analog detection device 2, and the radio frequency signal includes tag information of the radio frequency tag 1a and a non-radiative physical signal;
in particular, the radio frequency signal is a non-nuclear radiation signal comprising one or more of radio waves, sound, light, heat, magnetism.
As shown in fig. 2, the analog detecting device 2 includes a signal reading module and a signal analysis and discrimination module connected with the signal reading module; the signal reading module is used for transmitting an excitation signal and receiving a radio frequency signal transmitted by the analog radioactive source, the signal analysis and discrimination module is used for comparing the tag information of the radio frequency tag 1a with a radioactive source parameter information database which is stored in advance and corresponds to the tag information to obtain radioactive source parameter information of the radio frequency signal, and measuring the relative distance information between the analog detection device 2 and the analog radioactive source according to the non-radiative physical signal.
The measurement of the relative distance information between the analog detecting device 2 and the analog radiation source is calculated based on one or more of the TOF and array antenna principles, the time difference of arrival method, the direction measurement positioning method, and the signal intensity positioning method.
Further, the analog detecting device 2 further includes a data processing module connected to the signal analysis and discrimination module, where the data processing module is configured to calculate, according to the relative distance information of the analog radiation source and the radiation source parameter information, radiation field information of the position where the analog detecting device 2 is located, where the radiation field information includes a dose rate and an energy spectrum of the position where the analog detecting device 2 is located. The radiation field information specifically refers to the simulated source type (preset activity and coefficient), and the current position activity=source activity is calculated by identifying the simulated source type 2
Further, the analog detecting device 2 further comprises a display module connected with the data processing module, and the display module is used for displaying radiation field information of the position where the analog detecting device 2 is located.
Further, the analog detection apparatus 2 further comprises a power supply for supplying power to each module in the analog detection apparatus 2.
In summary, according to the technical scheme of the embodiment, the tag information of the simulated radioactive source and other non-nuclear radiation physical signals received by the simulated detection device are utilized, after being subjected to data analysis processing, the radiation field information of the position where the simulated detection device is located can be obtained, and the display information for display output of the display module can be obtained through further processing of the radiation field information. The display information has the same display effect as the real nuclear radiation field, is convenient for the operation training of nuclear accident emergency treatment personnel, avoids the real nuclear radiation and is safer.
Example two
In one embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, an analog radiation detection system includes: a simulated alpha radiation source 1 is set to have a radioactivity of 6X 10 10 Bq 210 A Po source; an analog detection device 2 is set as an alpha surface contamination detector. The simulation alpha radiation source 1 is provided with a unique radio frequency tag 1a and a leaf-shaped shell 1b, when the simulation detection device 2 is arranged inWhen detecting the analog radioactive source, the serial number information stored in the radio frequency tag 1a can be read by the radio frequency signal and the analog radioactive source can be uniquely determined as 210 Po source. Simulation 210 The Po source and analog alpha surface contamination detector range by using RF radio frequency technology. Thus, after the analog detection apparatus 2 communicates with the analog radiation source and performs the relative distance measurement using the signal intensity localization method, the information obtained by the analog detection apparatus 2 includes two aspects: (1) Is the simulation 210 Tag information of the Po radiation source; (2) Is the simulation 210 Distance information between the Po radiation source and the analog detector.
The source item parameter information and the detection characteristic parameter information of the simulated radioactive source are stored in a data processing module of the simulated detection device 2. The source item parameter information comprises parameters such as the type of the radioactive source, the activity of the radioactive source and the like, and the detection characteristic parameter information comprises the type of the detector, the detection efficiency, the energy resolution, the energy response range, the electronic characteristic parameters of the detector system and the like. In addition, the parameter information has a one-to-one correspondence with the label information of the analog radiation source.
After the simulated detection device 2 obtains the tag information of the simulated radiation source and the distance information between the simulated radiation source and the simulated detection device 2. First, the data processing module of the simulated detection device 2 can uniquely determine the source item parameter information and the detection characteristic parameter information of the simulated radiation source at this time according to the tag information of the simulated radiation source. The obtained parameter information is used by a subsequent data processing module.
After the data processing module of the simulation detecting device 2 obtains the parameter information and the detection characteristic parameter information of the simulation radiation source, the data processing module can calculate the real-time alpha dose rate parameter of the simulation detecting device 2 at the position in real time according to the parameters and combining the distance information between the simulation radiation source and the simulation detecting device 2, and further can obtain the alpha surface pollution dose condition on the unit area.
The obtained alpha dosage rate and alpha surface pollution dosage information on the unit area can be output and displayed through a display module of the simulation detector, and the alpha dosage rate and the alpha surface pollution dosage information are used for guiding the training of nuclear emergency treatment operators.
In addition, according to actual demands, the application scene that one analog detector corresponds to a plurality of analog radioactive sources or a plurality of analog detectors corresponds to one radioactive source or a plurality of analog detectors corresponds to a plurality of analog radioactive sources can be realized. Therefore, the searching and detecting process of the simulated radioactive source under the nuclear accident situation can be reflected more truly.
While the present invention has been disclosed in terms of one embodiment only, it is not limited to use in the specification and examples described above, it is fully applicable to a variety of fields suitable for the present invention, including, but not limited to, the following embodiments: further modifications may readily be made by those skilled in the art of alpha/beta surface contamination instruments, alpha surface contamination instruments, beta surface contamination instruments, alpha/beta energy spectrometers, gamma/beta dosimeters, etc., and the invention is therefore not limited to the specific details and illustrations shown and described herein without departing from the general concepts defined in the claims and their equivalents.
What has been described above is merely some embodiments of the present invention. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and improvements can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention.

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1. A simulated radiation detection system comprising a simulated radiation source and a simulated detection device;
the simulation radioactive source comprises a radio frequency tag and a shell, wherein the radio frequency tag can generate a radio frequency signal under the action of an excitation signal generated by the simulation detection device, and the radio frequency signal comprises tag information of the radio frequency tag and a non-radiation physical signal;
the simulation detection device is used for receiving and identifying radio frequency signals generated by the simulation radioactive source, and analyzing and processing the received radio frequency signals to obtain relative distance information, signal intensity information and radioactive source parameter information of the simulation radioactive source.
2. A simulated radiation detection system as claimed in claim 1 wherein said simulated radiation source is a single source or a mixed source.
3. A simulated radiation detection system as claimed in claim 1, wherein said simulated radiation source is configured to have a radioactivity of 6 x 10 10 Bq 210 Po source.
4. A simulated radiation detection system as claimed in claim 1 wherein said radio frequency signal is a non-nuclear radiation signal comprising one or more of radio waves, sound, light, heat, magnetism.
5. A simulated radiation detection system as claimed in claim 1 wherein said simulated detection device comprises a signal reading module and a signal analysis discrimination module coupled to said signal reading module; the signal reading module is used for transmitting an excitation signal and receiving a radio frequency signal transmitted by the analog radioactive source, the signal analysis and discrimination module is used for comparing the label information of the radio frequency label with a radioactive source parameter information database which is pre-stored with the radio source parameter information corresponding to the label information to obtain the radioactive source parameter information of the radio frequency signal, and measuring the relative distance information between the analog detection device and the analog radioactive source according to the non-radiative physical signal.
6. A simulated radiation detection system as claimed in claim 5, wherein measuring said relative distance information of said simulated detection device from said simulated radiation source is calculated using one or more of TOF and array antenna based principles, time difference of arrival methods, direction measurement positioning methods and signal strength positioning methods.
7. A simulated radiation detection system as claimed in claim 1 wherein said information measuring the relative distance of said simulated detection device from said simulated radiation source is calculated using signal strength localization.
8. A simulated radiation detection system as claimed in claim 1, wherein said simulated detection device further comprises a data processing module coupled to said signal analysis and discrimination module, said data processing module being adapted to calculate radiation field information for a location of said simulated detection device based on said simulated radiation source's relative distance information and radiation source parameter information.
9. A simulated radiation detection system as claimed in claim 8 wherein said radiation field information of said location of said simulated detection device comprises a dose rate and a power spectrum of said location of said simulated detection device.
10. A simulated radiation detection system as claimed in claim 5, wherein said simulated detection device further comprises a display module coupled to said data processing module, said display module for displaying radiation field information of a location where said simulated detection device is located;
the analog detection device further comprises a power supply, wherein the power supply is used for supplying power to each module in the analog detection device.
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