SRP-20 is the most advanced version of previously popular radiometers SRP-68 and SRP-97 and their analogue in terms of functional use and application domain. SRP-20, alike previous versions, is a scintillation radiometer and is designed to search for radioactive ores based on their gamma radiation, radiometric surveying of the terrain, radiometric testing of quarries and mine openings and detection of radioactively contaminated zones. The walking and logging (analogues SRP-97K and SRP-68-02/03) versions are commercially available, which differ in the design of the detection unit case with identical metrological characteristics. Due to the presence of Bluetooth and USB interfaces, data can be transferred to a PC in real time. It is also possible to increase the time integration window in order to obtain stable data on anomalies that are close to background values.
Measurement range of exposure dose rate of gamma radiation |
0 ÷ 3 000 nSv/h |
Fundamental error of measurement of exposure dose rate of gamma radiation of 226Ra radionuclide |
no more than ±15% (not standardized in the measurement subrange 30 nSv/h) |
Measurement range of the average count rate of recorded gamma |
0 ÷ 10 000 s-1 |
Fundamental error of measurement of average count rate of recorded gamma |
no more than ±10% |
Energy range of detecting gamma |
35 ÷ 3 000 keV |
Variation limit of averaging window |
1 ÷ 20 s |
Setting time of operating mode |
no more than 1 min |
Power supply voltage |
12.5 ± 2 V |
Average power |
0.8 W |
Life time of power supply |
no less than 30 h |
Operating temperature range |
-40 ÷ +50 ˚С |
Dimensions |
|
- detection unit |
56 × 155 × 480 mm |
- measuring console with power supply |
1190 × 90 × 145 mm |
Interfaces |
USB, Bluetooth |
Weight |
|
- detection unit |
1.3 kg |
- measuring console with power supply |
2.6 kg |
Life span |
no less than 6 years |