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Re: FOCUS: Air Filters for Radiation Detection
That¡¯s not going to be much good for alpha a 1 to 5 um would be best Dud Sent: Saturday, June 11, 2022 6:54 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Alpha and Beta particle nuclear decay
By Dude · #191 ·
Re: FOCUS: Air Filters for Radiation Detection
Found another reel, this one is probably for prefilter of air, or for water, Whatman grade 41, 3-5/8" wide by 83m. part # 1441 6229 Best I can find out it's 20 um. Geo
By Geo Dowell · #190 ·
Re: FOCUS: Air Filters for Radiation Detection
Great Dudley, save a filter holder for me.George
By Geo Dowell · #189 ·
Re: This Weekend
To: geoelectronics@... Sent: Fri, 10 Jun 2022 22:07:01 -0400 (EDT) Subject: This Weekend "This weekend I plan on getting in plenty of lab time. We¡¯ll see. Alan" Good Alan. If you set up
By Geo Dowell · #188 ·
Re: FOCUS: Air Filters for Radiation Detection
I¡¯ve been searching for air sampling filters for alpha spec, radon grab sampling and CAM use. It seems the most popular and cheapest is the glass fiber type as opposed to the PTFE which is very
By Dude · #187 ·
FOCUS: Air Filters for Radiation Detection
Let's use this thread to concentrate the air filter material, research, links and trials If you make a post that's part of another thread, try to condense the filter related items here also when
By Geo Dowell · #186 ·
Re: Eberline RM units
"I'll have to check out Prutchi. Has anyone bought his book?: I should have a signed copy in the library, and will find it when the stacks come upstairs to be sold on eBay. Not all but most.Geo
By Geo Dowell · #185 ·
Re: Eberline RM units
Same here nick. Probably have a dozen solid state sensors or so that way. 3 I are still in working Pylon WLx radon meters. Saved for a rainy day. Others came from units I scrapped ou already but saved
By Geo Dowell · #184 ·
Re: Eberline RM units
I'll have to check out Prutchi. Has anyone bought his book? I saw the value in these in the sensor more than anything else, which is why I kept them versus tossing on ebay for a C note or something.
By Nick Andrews · #183 ·
"Charge Sensitive" / "Charge Coupled (C.C)" "Transimpedance" / "FET Input" Preamplifier and Shaping Amplifier units
Most radiation detector sensors, except Geiger Muller tubes, require a *preamplifier* to boost their weak signals to a level a Multi-Channel-Analyzer can deal with and display the familiar histograms
Re: Eberline RM units
WLM = Working Level Meter (or Monitor). It outputs a number which is called the Working Level. A common term used in radon monitoring,We can most likely get a manual if we don't have it already.Geo
By Geo Dowell · #181 ·
Re: Eberline RM units
No on the unit but I have that sensor in mt solid-state sensor collection. I see the PCB has a discriminator setting, but maybe the best approach to these surplus heads is to keep the sensor and
By Geo Dowell · #180 ·
Re: Eberline RM units
No, all I got was the two sensor heads. They were on a pallet of gear I bought at auction from NMSU. Mostly Ludlum stuff but these were there and I thought they might be useful so i kept them...
By Nick Andrews · #179 ·
Re: Eberline RM units
Its an Eberline radon working level meter. Basically a CAM. The detector faces the filter and counts alphas. Do you have a picture of the face of the instrumented. Does it look like this
By Dude · #178 ·
Re: Eberline RM units
By Nick Andrews · #177 ·
Eberline RM units
So anybody seen these or know about them? I got two of the sample units but no controller.
By Nick Andrews · #176 ·
Re: CAM filters
what sort of pore size are we talking about ? Just curious. Only thing with pores I normally see/have is gortex rain clothes or may be the membrane from my RO water filter ? P
By peter · #175 ·
Re: CAM filters
The milipore are just 1¡± disks and high cost ptfe. Mirion and Jeff will be carded filters. Let¡¯s see what they come up with on cost. Or maybe Geo can mass produce some cards we can fit filters in.
By Dude · #174 ·
Re: CAM filters
Me too Dud but on a smaller scale.Geo
By Geo Dowell · #173 ·
Re: CAM filters
Oof, not cheap but still doable. I'd go in on them with you.
By Nick Andrews · #172 ·