Portable spotter for fluorescent contaminants on surfaces

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250461R, F21K 202

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042008018

ABSTRACT:
A portable fluorescence-based spotter for polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbon contamination on personnel and work area surfaces under ambient lighting conditions is provided. This instrument employs beam modulation and phase sensitive detection for discriminating between fluorescence from organic materials from reflected background light and inorganic fluorescent material. The device uses excitation and emission filters to provide differentiation between classes of aromatic organic compounds. Certain inorganic fluorescent materials, including heavy metal compounds, may also be distinguished from the organic compounds, despite both having similar optical properties.

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Measures et al., Joint Conference on Sensing of Environmental Pollutants, Palo Alto, Ca. Nov. 1971, AIAA Paper No. 71-1121.
Technical Bulletin, Sick Optik-Elektronik, Inc. Stillwater, Minn., LUT/Lun Luminescence Scanner.

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