Radiant energy – Inspection of solids or liquids by charged particles – Analyte supports
Patent
1977-05-17
1978-09-19
Smith, Alfred E.
Radiant energy
Inspection of solids or liquids by charged particles
Analyte supports
250419, A61B 600, G01N 2308
Patent
active
041156978
ABSTRACT:
In a computerized tomographic apparatus for radiographic apparatus it has been proposed to orbit a source of X-radiation through several revolutions of the body of the patient. It is desirable to provide cooling to remove generated heat from the X-ray source, this being usually achieved by a cooling fluid such as oil. It is now proposed to provide a closed circuit cooling arrangement, for the source, comprising a circulatory oil path mounted to share in the orbit of the source without external fluid connections. To assist in cooling, the circuit is provided with a radiator and arranged such that, during pauses in the orbit, the radiator is brought to rest in a forced draught from a non-orbiting cooling fan.
REFERENCES:
patent: 1896206 (1933-02-01), Smith
patent: 1992335 (1935-02-01), Tietig
patent: 4001593 (1977-01-01), Wing et al.
Hounsfield Godfrey Newbold
Williams Anthony Michael
EMI Limited
Grigsby T. N.
Smith Alfred E.
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