Ludlum Measurements 239-1F Manual de usuario

LUDLUM MODEL 239-1F

FLOOR MONITOR

Revised December 2010

LUDLUM MEASUREMENTS, INC.

501 OAK ST., P.O. BOX 810

SWEETWATER, TX 79556

325/235-5494 FAX: 325/235-4672

STATEMENT OF WARRANTY

Ludlum Measurements, Inc. warrants the products covered in this manual to be free of

defects due to workmanship, material, and design for a period of twelve months from the

date of delivery. The calibration of a product is warranted to be within its specified

accuracy limits at the time of shipment. In the event of instrument failure, notify Ludlum

Measurements to determine if repair, recalibration, or replacement is required.

This warranty excludes the replacement of photomultiplier tubes, G-M and proportional

tubes, and scintillation crystals which are broken due to excessive physical abuse or used

for purposes other than intended.

There are no warranties, express or implied, including without limitation any implied

warranty of merchantability or fitness, which extend beyond the description of the face

there of. If the product does not perform as warranted herein, purchaser’s sole remedy

shall be repair or replacement, at the option of Ludlum Measurements. In no event will

Ludlum Measurements be liable for damages, lost revenue, lost wages, or any other

incidental or consequential damages, arising from the purchase, use, or inability to use

product.

RETURN OF GOODS TO MANUFACTURER

If equipment needs to be returned to Ludlum Measurements, Inc. for repair or calibration, please send to

the address below. All shipments should include documentation containing return shipping address,

customer name, telephone number, description of service requested, and all other necessary information.

Your cooperation will expedite the return of your equipment.

LUDLUM MEASUREMENTS, INC.

ATTN: REPAIR DEPARTMENT

501 OAK STREET

SWEETWATER, TX 79556

800-622-0828 325-235-5494

FAX 325-235-4672

Model 239-1F Floor Monitor

December 2010

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. GENERAL............................................................................................................................... 1

2. SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................. 1

3. GAS BOTTLE INSTALLATION.......................................................................................... 2

4. OPERATING PROCEDURES .............................................................................................. 2

5. MAINTENANCE.................................................................................................................... 3

6. REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST ............................................................................................ 4

Model 239-1F Floor Monitor

December 2010

Model 239-1F Floor Monitor shown with

Ludlum Model 2221

Model 239-1F Floor Monitor

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1. GENERAL

The Model 239-1F Floor Monitor is a gas

proportional floor monitor detector mounted on

a roll-around cart. The instrument features a

flow system, quick-connects, a gas bottle

mount, and a means to adjust the height of the

detector from the floor for optimum

performance. A nuclear counting gas bottle,

gas regulator, and a survey instrument are

required for the operation of the floor monitor.

The survey instrument should be capable

of supplying up to 2500 volts to the detector.

The floor monitor utilizes quick-connect

fittings on the supply side of the input flow

meter and the external outlet line of the output

flow meter for flow operation. An input line to

the flow meter with quick-connect is attached

from the portable gas bottle mounted on the

frame of the cart.

2. SPECIFICATIONS

•DETECTOR SIZE: 2 x 16 x 46.5

cm (0.8 x 6.3 x 18.3 inch) (H x W x L)

•DETECTOR ACTIVE AREA: 584

cm2

•ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT: Detector

adjusts from 0 inches to 1½ inches from floor

•WINDOW MATERIAL: (a) 0.4 or

0.8 mg/cm2(one or two layers metalized

mylar) alpha, beta/gamma; (b) 3.9 mg/cm2

(one layer metalized mylar, one layer 3.5

mg/cm2mylar) beta/gamma; (c) 7.9 mg/cm2

(one layer metalized mylar, one layer 7.5

mg/cm2mylar) gamma

•EFFICIENCY (4π): 17%-239Pu;

25%-90Sr/90Y; gamma <1%. Efficiencies are

expressed in 4pi geometry and calculated with

a probe using the 0.8 mg/cm2 Mylar window

at a fixed height of 3/16 inches distance from

the floor

•COUNTER: Any instrument suitable

for use with proportional detectors and

capable of 2500V operation.

•CONNECTOR: Series "C" type

•QUICK-CONNECTS: Swagelock

(brand) 1/8 mpt to 1/4 O. D. tubing.

•GAS CONSUMPTION:

approximately 35 cc/min.

•FLOW METERS: Both IN and OUT

0-100 cc/min.

•FLOW RATE: 35 cc/min after

purging

•MAXIMUM GAS CYLINDER

SIZE: Size is 9 inch diameter x 26 inches;

0.60 cu. ft. capacity

•WIRE: 0.001 inches diameter

platinum (8 % Tungsten alloy)

•STANDOFFS: Concord 1102-23 -

0019

●CART:

∗Handle Height: 3.5 ft.

∗Length: 66.04cm (26 inch),

including wheels, but excluding

handle.

∗Width: 46.36 cm (18.25 inch)

∗Wheel Size: Rear 8 inches, front 3

inches swivel.

∗Finish: Computer Beige powder

coat paint.

•WEIGHT: 20 lbs. without gas cylinder

and counting instrument.

3 See instrument manual for specifications and instructions for the counting instrument.

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3. GAS BOTTLE INSTALLATION

1. The instrument typically comes with a regulator, a valve, a brass fitting, two white plastic

compression nuts, and some vinyl tubing. The valve is in the box with the regulator, the

other parts may be in a separate bag.

2. Screw the valve into the output of the regulator. If there is an arrow on the valve, it should

point away from the regulator. Screw the fitting onto the valve. Use Teflon tape or sealant

on the connections.

3. Set the gas bottle onto the cart and secure with the provided strap. To adjust the strap, open

the buckle completely, extend or retract the strap through the latch as necessary then close

the buckle. Attach the regulator onto the bottle.

4. Remove the existing nut from the fitting on the regulator. Insert one end of the vinyl tubing

into one of the plastic nuts and screw the nut onto the fitting. Finger tight is sufficient.

5. Cut the subbing to the desired length to reach the top of the box on the handle of the cart that

has the flowmeters. Remove the existing nut from the fitting on the quick disconnect above

the “IN” flowmeter. Insert the other end of the vinyl tubing into one of the plastic nuts and

screw the nut onto the fitting. Finger tight is sufficient.

6. Proceed to the operating procedures section of this manual.

4. OPERATING PROCEDURES

3CAUTION: If the output has a quick-

connect fitting, insert a male quick-connect

prior to applying the gas supply.

oTurn the flow control valve off.

3CAUTION: Do not overtighten.

oTurn valve on gas supply bottle to the

OPEN position. The high pressure regulator

should show the supply pressure from the gas

bottle.

oTurn outlet regulator valve clockwise to

oOpen the flowmeter valve on the cart's

input flowmeter. Adjust the input flowmeter to

100 cc/min to flush the air out of the detector.

After flush, flow may be reduced to 35 cc/min.

Allow 10 minutes to purge the system.

3 NOTE: The outlet flow indicator on

the flowmeter box will not immediately

indicate flow when system is first turned

ON. The primary purpose of the outlet

flowmeter on the flowmeter box is to check

for system leaks. This process is addressed

in the Maintenance Section to follow.

oConnect the detector to the counting

instrument

(1) HV is preset at the factory to read

alpha, beta, and gamma.

(2) Background count will read

approximately 1000-1400 cpm.

(3) If only alpha detection is required,

the HV may be adjusted to where the

background will read 0-5 cpm.

oAdjust the height of the detector for

optimum performance.

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5. MAINTENANCE

Periodic maintenance consists of checking

the general condition of the detector, gas

tubing/fittings, signal/HV cable, and the

window. Malfunction of the detector could

be caused by a gas leak or a broken HV wire

inside the detector.

In case of low count, the detector should

be checked for gas leaks. Check the input and

output flowmeter on the cart. A reduced or

no output flow compared to the input would

indicate a gas leak in the system. Any holes

in the window will allow counting gas to

escape causing degradation of detector

efficiency. If the window needs replacing in

the detector, the detector should be checked

both for gas leaks and HV shorts before

replacing detector on the cart.

Indication of a broken wire is low or

erratic HV reading. Foreign particles, wire

tails on the standoff posts, or solder peaks can

cause excessive counts. Loose wires can

cause reduced count.

To replace a broken or loose wire, remove

the window, being careful not to tear or

puncture the window material. Replace the

wire and clean the chamber thoroughly.

Inspect the gasket for proper condition before

replacing the window. Check for gas leaks

and proper operation before installing the

detector on the cart.

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6. REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

QTY. DESCRIPTION PART NO.

MODEL 239-1F FLOOR MONITOR CART 48-1427

1 EA 2 Stage-Regulator 8L-350 310017

1 EA Tie Down Assembly 2310124

1 EA M 239-1F Welded Cart Assy. 4404-027

2 EA Shoulder Bushing 7175-010-01

2 EA Brass Washer 7175-010-02

2 EA Hand Knob 7175-010-03

2 EA Stud 7175-010-04

1 EA Manifold Blocks 7175-014-01

1 EA Box Side 7175-014-03

1 EA Box Back 7175-015-01

2 EA Probe Holder Bracket 7304-013

2 EA Side Bracket 7404-021

1 EA Main Box Screened 9175-014

1 EA 5 Ft. "C" Cable 8303-022

10 EA PLT2M Cable Tie 03-5410

4 EA Stem Fit-B-OC4-D-400 13-7912

2 EA M Pipe Fit-B-QC4-B-2PM 13-7920

2 EA Grommet-2170 18-8774

1 EA Flowmeter-RMA-150-SSV 21-9547

1 EA Flowmeter-RMA-150 21-9548

15 FT. Vinyl Tubing 59002 22-9514

12 FT. Swaglok-B-400-1-2 22-9522

10 EA Swaglok-Insert B-405-2 22-9639

28 IN. Edge Trim 8451A53 22-9828

REGULATOR 2310017

SMALL CAN ASSEMBLY 4175-096

LARGE CAN ASSEMBLY 4175-062

MODEL 43-37 GAS PROPROTIONAL DETECTOR 47-1143

1 EA Face Assembly 4304-017

1 EA Hex Screen 7304-011

1 EA Holding Ring 7304-012

1 EA Screw-In "C" Connector 4478-011

2 EA Pipe Fitting 13-7920

10 EA Standoff 18-8807

9.3 FT Silicone Cord 22-9631

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