Ship-loaded thrown type radioactivity monitoring drifting buoy

Abstract

The invention discloses a ship-loaded thrown type radioactivity monitoring drifting buoy which aims at emergent monitoring on coastal radioactivity events, is capable of floating along with ocean current and is capable of continuously monitoring radioactivity of an ocean water body. The ship-loaded thrown type radioactivity monitoring drifting buoy mainly comprises a communication module, a battery, a control module, a floating body, a radioactivity detector and a water sail. Through rapid ship-loaded radioactivity launching, emergent monitoring on radionuclide and long-term continuous monitoring on diffusion can be achieved.

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Benefits of technology

The present inventor's new type of ballast used for carrying or storing ships at risk areas during their lifetime. It uses special materials that emit gamma radiation (rays), making it possible to monitor any changes caused by natural phenomena like volcanic erosion. By measuring these emissions over an extended period of time, researchers have been able to track how well things were doing beforehand without having them constantly moving around. They also found that this technology could help predict future events more accurately than previous methods due to its ability to measure large amounts quickly.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed by this patent relates to finding ways to prevent or reduce radiation exposure during nuclear accidents while still being able to accurately detect any changes made over time due to environmental factors such as water temperature fluctuations.

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