Intelligent marine radioactive in-situ monitoring anchor buoy and a use method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses an intelligent marine radioactive in-situ monitoring anchor system buoy, belonging to the radiation detection technical field. The buoy system consists of a buoy body, a detector system, a data acquisition module, a communication module, a power supply module, a safety module, an anchor module, a sensor system and a shore station receiving module. The marine radioactivity monitor technology is expanded on the basis of the marine anchor buoy, the fixed-point, long-term, real-time and in-situ measurement of the marine radioactivity is realized through the intelligent adjustment of the radioactivity measuring period and the count mode, the monitoring means of the coastal nuclear facilities or the offshore fixed nuclear facilities are enriched, and the radioactivity monitoring capability is effectively improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of radiation detection and radioactive material monitoring, in particular to a method and device for monitoring radioactive environments in oceans and other waters. Background technique [0002] In waters such as rivers and oceans that are navigable day and night, buoys that mark the range of waterways, indicate shoals, obstructions, or indicate surface navigation aids for special purposes are very important in places where it is difficult or inappropriate to set up fixed navigation marks. In addition, the buoy can not only be used as an indicator of the water area, but also can be loaded with sensor communication, radiation detection and other equipment to realize the data monitoring of hydrology, meteorology and water quality, and at the same time detect and analyze the environmental radioactivity level of the water area. The ocean is an important support for human survival and development, and it faces a ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Conventional hydrometeorological monitoring buoys in the prior art can only reflect the hydrology and water quality information of the water area, and cannot effectively monitor whether the water area contains radioactive substances in real time, and cannot take timely response and preventive measures

Some equipment can be monitored by manual hand-holding, mechanical fixing, etc., or fixed-point positioning monitoring. These methods have disadvantages such as time-consuming and labor-intensive, lagging response mechanism, and single working mode. Not only waste resources, but the effect is limited, often It is also unable to provide timely early warning and quick response. When obtaining information, radioactive substances have been leaked for a long time or personnel and the environment have long been polluted by radiation.

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