Detectors Flashcards
What do Instrument Power Fuses supply?
Instrument power supplies
What to Control power fuses do for NIs?
Bistables
How do Source Range Detectors work?
BF3 Proportional Counters
How do IR Detectors work?
Compensated Ion Chamber
How do PR Detectors work?
Uncompensated Ion Chambers
How do gammametrics work?
Fission Chamber (U235)
What powers NIs?
Own unit’s CRID which matches the 2nd number of the detector. Ex: Power Range N-41 = CRID 1
What powers SR N-23?
Opposite Unit CRID 3
What powers IR N-35?
CRID 1
What powers IR N-36?
CRID 2
What does an Overcompensation of IRNI do?
Gives a false low indication
What does unercompensation of the IRNI output do?
Gives a false High Indication
What happens to P-6 if you’re overcompensated?
Can cause IR current to decrease below P6 setpoint earlier than normal and cause SR detectors to energize at higher than normal flux level. Going up, P-6 bistable may become active later than it should.
What happens to P-6 if you’re undercompensated?
Can cause IR current to stay above P6 setpoint, preventing SR detectors from auto energizing.
What is Overlap for NIs?
IRs allow blocking SRs at E-10 amps