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Does 2-wire proportional counter have any advantage over 1-wire?

Started by Silverthorn28, Aug 19, 2011, 04:30

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Silverthorn28

Hello,

Any one here can share knowledge/experience with the group on the subject? Canberra claimed that 2-wire models do much better with samples that are inhomogeneous in activity distribution on a planchet, but Protean argues that it's not true. Thanks in advance.

GLW

Quote from: Silverthorn28 on Aug 19, 2011, 04:30
Hello,

Any one here can share knowledge/experience with the group on the subject? Canberra claimed that 2-wire models do much better with samples that are inhomogeneous in activity distribution on a planchet, but Protean argues that it's not true. Thanks in advance.

Multi-wires have inherent advantages for certain applications,...

Are you;

Certifying large area sources?

Counting 45 mm loose contamination smears?

Validating ISO-8769 compliance for your facility source inventory?

Certifying a 47 mm planchette source?

I'm leaning towards Canberra is not lying as I and no one I know has ever known them to, and it's more likely Protean is advising to the notion that you do not require a Cadillac counting system for a Volkswagen program,...

They both supply fine products,...

Check your PM's,...

been there, dun that,... the doormat to hell does not read "welcome", the doormat to hell reads "it's just business"

Silverthorn28

Thank you GLW, it's nice to have a confirmaiton from the experts.


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