Gamma Ray sensor GR-32
Introduction
The gamma ray sensor GR-32 is a crucial part of modern geophysical equipment, and we will explain how it enhances gamma logging and exposure dose control of natural gamma radiation during well investigations.
Modernization of Geophysical Research
The GR-32 sensor is designed for integration into a wide range of geophysical equipment. It can be used both to upgrade existing systems and as an addition to new devices. The main goal is to improve the process of geophysical studies using the gamma logging method.
Composition of the Gamma Ray sensor
The GR-32 sensor consists of a scintillation detector with a photomultiplier and a counting-multiplication electronic board, all housed in a specialized protective casing. Let’s take a closer look at its components:
1. Scintillation Detector
The core of the module is an 18×160 mm NaI(Tl) crystal. This crystal plays a key role in detecting gamma radiation. It efficiently registers radiation and transmits information for further analysis.
2. Photomultiplier
The HAMAMATSU R3991A photomultiplier is used to increase the detector’s sensitivity. It amplifies the signal from the scintillation crystal, allowing for a more precise measurement of gamma radiation intensity.
3. Protective Casing
The module is housed in a special protective casing, ensuring reliable protection from external influences and stable measurement results.
Operating Principle of the Gamma Ray sensor GR-32K
The GR-32 sensor operates by measuring the intensity of natural gamma radiation along the wellbore. This radiation results from the spontaneous decay of radioactive elements present in rock formations. The sensor accurately records this radiation, enabling geologists and engineers to obtain valuable data on rock composition.
Application in Well Investigations
The primary application of the GR-32 sensor is controlling the exposure dose rate of natural gamma radiation during well investigations. This information is critically important for drilling and exploring oil and gas fields. Thanks to the GR-32 sensor, researchers can precisely measure and analyze the geological characteristics of wells.
Conclusion
The Gamma Ray sensor GR-32 is a powerful tool for geophysical research, significantly improving the gamma logging process and ensuring measurement accuracy in well investigations. This sensor integrates easily into existing equipment, making it an excellent choice for geologists and engineers.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the primary function of the GR-32 sensor?
The GR-32 sensor is designed to control the exposure dose rate of natural gamma radiation during well investigations.What components are included in the GR-32 sensor?
The GR-32 sensor includes a scintillation detector, a photomultiplier, a counting-multiplication electronic board, and a protective casing.What is the role of the NaI(Tl) crystal in the GR-32 sensor?
The NaI(Tl) crystal is used to detect gamma radiation and transmit the signal for further analysis.How does the GR-32 sensor assist in well drilling?
The GR-32 sensor allows precise measurement of gamma radiation intensity in wells, providing essential geological data.Can the GR-32 sensor be integrated into existing equipment?
Yes, the GR-32 sensor can be easily integrated into a wide range of geophysical equipment.
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