The invention relates to a non-contact nuclear heat source power measurement sensitive device, which is composed of a
constantan sheet,
constantan side wings, a fine
copper water-cooling head, a
thermal insulation material and a support structure, wherein the
constantan sheet encircles into a cylindrical test hole, the constantan side wings are symmetrically welded at two sides of the constantan sheet respectively, the fine
copper water-cooling head is tightly attached to the constantan side wing, and the constantan sheet and the fine
copper water-cooling head form a
thermocouple. During measurement, a nuclear heat source is placed in the test hole and not contacted with the hole wall;
radiant heat exchanged is carried out between the constantan sheet and the nuclear heat source, the fine copper water-cooling head takes heat absorbed by the constantan sheet away, the temperature of a central position of a
waist part of the constantan sheet is the highest, and the temperature of a part which is contacted with the fine copper water-cooling head is the lowest. During
heat balance, the
maximum temperature difference is proportional to the power of the nuclear heat source, and meanwhile, the
temperature difference generates a thermoelectric force in the
thermocouple, and the thermoelectric force is proportional to the power of the nuclear heat source. The
thermal insulation material is used for reducing the heat loss. According to the invention, the constantan sheet is not contacted with the nuclear heat source, the device not only protects the surface state of the nuclear heat source, but also reduces nuclear
pollution to the sensitive device; and the structure is simple, and the performance is reliable.