Outdoor carrying box of X-ray dosimeter

Abstract

The invention discloses an outdoor carrying box of an X-ray dosimeter, and belongs to the technical field of carrying boxes. The outdoor carrying box comprises a box body, a box cover hinged to the box body and a handle fixedly connected to the box cover, two lock catches and two lock hooks are respectively mounted on the side walls of the front surfaces of the box body and the box cover, and thetwo lock catches and the two lock hooks are matched with each other for use. One side wall of the box body and one side wall of the box cover are movably connected with hinge pieces. Under the actionof a hinge rod a and a hinge rod b, the three layers of storage boxes are lifted upwards, the X-ray dosimeters placed on all the layers can be taken out conveniently, use is convenient and fast, the three movable boxes are pulled out in sequence, other articles can be placed in the movable boxes, the storage capacity in the box body is improved, different parts can be placed in a classified mode,and functional diversification is achieved; the movable frame can be automatically popped up, subsequent use is facilitated, the illuminating lamp can work by turning on the switch under the action ofthe illuminating lamp and the switch, an illuminating function is provided, and people can conveniently use the box body at night.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of carrying cases, and in particular relates to an outdoor carrying case for an X-radiation dosimeter. Background technique [0002] Radiation dose is referred to as dose in the field of ionizing radiation applications. In a broad sense, the term dose generally refers to the quantity related to radiation and the interaction between radiation and matter in the field of ionizing radiation, such as absorbed dose, exposure, kerma, flux density, etc. In a narrow sense, it is also the only definition of dose that can be defined as absorbed dose. In radiation biology and radiotherapy, the term "dose" often refers to water absorbed dose, so the term dosimeter sometimes refers to absorbed dosimeter. , such as chemical dosimeters, but more often refers to doses in a broad sense, for example, the term unmodified dosimeter usually refers to a measuring instrument consisting of an ionization chamber and an electrometer. ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, X-radiation dosimeters need to be carried in outdoor carrying cases, but the existing carrying cases have single functions, poor portability, limited storage capacity, cannot carry more X-radiation dosimeters and other components, and are placed in multiple layers When the method is used, the bottom layer is not easy to be taken out, and there are certain disadvantages in use

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