Industrial Applications of Sealed Radioactive Sources

Sealed radioactive sources, such as gamma radiation and neutron particles, are used for non-intrusive techniques in industrial processes to measure process parameters and identify plant problems. This publication discusses various available techniques, including gamma scanning and neutron backscattering, and showcases their applications in improving process efficiency and reducing costs.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 84 pages
\n Publication date: 30 January 2021
\n Publisher: IAEA
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In the realm of industrial processes, the utilization of non-intrusive techniques holds immense significance. These methods enable the effective inspection of vessel and pipe walls, facilitating the measurement of process parameters and the identification of plant issues. Sealed radioactive sources, particularly those that emit gamma radiation and neutron particles, have proven to be highly advantageous in these applications and have been extensively employed in industrial settings for numerous years. This comprehensive publication aims to provide an overview of various available techniques utilizing sealed radioactive sources. By showcasing real-world examples of their implementation in industrial applications, the publication elucidates how these techniques can enhance process efficiency and yield cost savings.

The focal point of this publication revolves around two principal techniques employing sealed radioactive sources: gamma scanning and neutron backscattering. These methods find widespread application in diagnosing and troubleshooting processing vessels, columns, and pipes. Through the presentation of practical examples and their demonstration in industrial scenarios, the publication aims to impart valuable insights into the potential of sealed radioactive sources in optimizing industrial processes.

\n Weight: 248g\n
Dimension: 210 x 296 x 9 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9789201170200\n \n