Flir Detection, Inc.

Vdeh-betriebsforschungsinstitut Gmbh

Marcus Neuer

Jürgen Stein

Gert Mücke

Yong Kong

Ralf Lentering

Julian Kremeyer

Hagen Krambeer

A measuring roller for determining a property of a strip-shaped material such as metal strip, passed over a measuring roller, having a measuring roller body with a circumferential surface, at least one recess in the measuring roller body, which is arranged at a distance from the circumferential surface or leads from the circumferential surface into the interior of the measuring roller body, and with a first force sensor arranged in the recess and a second force sensor arranged in the recess or in a further recess adjacent to the recess, wherein the first force sensor has a sensor surface and the first force sensor can generate a sensor signal when the position of the sensor surface of the first force sensor changes, and the second force sensor has a sensor surface and the second force sensor can generate a sensor signal when the position of the sensor surface of the second force sensor changes.

Measuring roller for determining a characteristic of a strip-shaped material passed over the measuring roller, use of a measuring roller for determining a characteristic of a strip-shaped material passed over the measuring roller, and method for determining the position of a strip edge of a strip-shaped material

A method for correctly identifying at least one source, in particular at least one nuclide, enclosed in a human body and/or a container, is provided, the method comprising the following steps: detecting and measuring the at least one source by means of a gamma spectroscopic device; identifying, in a first estimation step, the at least one source by means of a standard nuclide identification procedure for evaluating a measured first spectrum of the at least one source; applying a second estimation step on the basis of the result of the first estimation step, wherein the result of the first estimation step is used for acquiring a plurality of second spectra of the at least one source found by the standard nuclide identification procedure for a plurality of absorption scenarios and for a plurality of scattering scenarios; and comparing the measured first spectrum with a scatter and absorber spectrum obtained from the plurality of second spectra generated in the second estimation step.

Methods and databases for identifying nuclides

Growing community of inventors

Düsseldorf, Germany

Marcus Neuer