RayMon

After recording a spectrum, fully automated radionuclide identification, designed to meet ANSI N42.48, can be performed for a library of 18 commonly encountered radionuclides*.

“Unknown Radionuclide” is displayed if there is a radiation source present that cannot be identified. Results are clearly ranked for the user with the largest contributor at the top of the results table.

Identification can be performed on spectra from a single radionuclide, mixtures, and shielded radionuclides.

For advanced users RayMon contains a detailed library of the emission lines from 94 radionuclides. Libraries can be configured by the user for the radionuclides of most interest.

After a spectrum has been measured emission lines that pass a statistical critical limit test are highlighted to the user allowing the user to interpret the peaks in the spectrum.

RayMon provides accurate dose measurements to the user from both a simple front screen and as part of a gamma ray spectrum measurement. The user can choose between SI and US standard units.

The spectral data is analysed by a Kromek developed algorithm across all energies to give an accurate dose value without the operator having to change any calibration factors.