Number Technical Information The Hp(0,07) Beta Module is mounted on a DMC 3000 to expand the DMC 3000’s measurement capabilities to beta radiation, and turn on the Hp(0,07) Gamma + Beta measurement. This user’s guide is to be used along with the DMC 3000 user guide (n°151153EN).
Hp(0,07) Beta Module. For the Hp(0,07) Beta Module to work correctly, it must be paired with a DMC 3000 using firmware V07.1.0 or greater. If the dosimeter displays a star at the bottom of its screen, firmware version is earlier than V07.1.0 and is not suitable.
2.2 Settings The Hp(0,07) Beta Module itself contains all the proper functional settings and calibration parameters. These parameters are saved in the module on non-volatile memory. 2.3 Hp(0,07) Measurement Display In the standard configuration for the DMC 3000, display of the Hp(0,07) Gamma + Beta measurements are automatic after connection of the module.
The belt clip is strongly discouraged when a module is attached on the dosimeter because the opening gap of the clip is significantly reduced. The use of the front facing clip and dosimeter inside the pocket is forbidden with an Hp(0,07) Beta Module, because no material must be in front of the Beta detector.
2.7 Module Management The Module Management Mode is configurable using DMCUser software. None: any physical connection of module is ignored by the dosimeter. All: DMC 3000 accepts all type of module. When a module is connected, the dosimeter changes automatically its display ...
3.1 Alarm Display and Configuration The Hp(0,07) dose and dose rate warnings and alarms are configurable for the entire measurement range of 1 µSv to 10Sv (0.1 mrem to 1000 rem) and 10 µSv/h to 10 Sv/h (1 mrem/h to 1000 rem/h) for the standard configuration (fast response time) and from 1 µSv/h to 10 Sv/h (0.1 mrem/h to 1000 rem/h) when configured for optimized responses.
3.3 Fault Diagnosis and Resolution When connecting a module, the lack of icon on the display means that the module has not been detected (see §2.1 and 2.7 for compatibility and configuration). Major Faults a major fault prevents the dosimeter from going into Run mode Display Causes Solutions...
4.1 Removing the battery cover Make sure that the dosimeter is in Pause mode. Unscrew the two screws (2) with the screwdriver provided with your DMC 3000 (1). Rotate the battery cover (3). Remove the battery cover (4). ...
4.2 Attaching the Beta Hp(0,07) module Carefully insert 26-pin connector, ensuring side labeled “BATTERY SIDE” is inserted closest to the battery (5). Position the module at the base of the dosimeter (6) and pivot it to connect to the dosimeter (7). ...
(10) (11) (12) 4.3 Detaching the Beta Hp(0,07) module Check the dosimeter is in Pause mode. Unscrew the two screws (9) with the screwdriver provided with your DMC 3000 (1). Pivot the module and detach it from the dosimeter (10). ...
5.1 Principle The Hp(0,07) dose are linked to the number of counts detected by the following formula: Hp(0,07) dose = f (counts) K x KMul K is the factory efficiency coefficient and cannot be changed by the user. KMul is the efficiency coefficient multiplier that can be changed by the user. The Hp(0,07) manual calibration need to be performed in two steps, first step with a Gamma source and the second with a beta source.
5.2 Manual Calibration of the Hp(0,07) Gamma Detector Note: Hp(0,07) Gamma calibration parameters are saved inside the DMC3000 dosimeter. Expose the dosimeter to a Cs gamma source to obtain a minimal "expected dose" of 500 µSv (50 mrem) and read the ...
The Hp(0,07) Beta module covers a large Beta energy range from Beta Emax ener- gies of 225 keV to 2274 keV. The Beta response depends the Energy used for the calibration. Mirion Technologies provides...
5.4 Maintenance Mirion Technologies recommends full inspections of dosimeters at a minimum of once a year. Calibrations (Gamma and Beta Modules) : (see §5.2 and 5.3) Functions: Check that the DMC3000 displays and Hp(0,07) dose in Pause by pressing the "-" key.
6.1 Physical Characteristics Tested according to IEC 61526 Ed. 3, ANSI 42.20 (*) (*) Isotropy 241Am and 137Cs at angles of ± 75° Measurement and display: Quantity Hp(0,07) X-ray and Gamma Energy Range: 15 keV to 7 MeV at 0° ...
6.2 Electrical Characteristics The Hp(0,07) Beta module is powered by the DMC 3000 dosimeter. Battery life (with the Beta module) is eight (8) calendar months (typical use of eight (8) hours a day, five (5) days per week in ...
6.5 Factory Calibration and verification Calibrated according to ISO/IEC 17025 with the following dose rate and calibration beam precision: Four (4) Gamma energy references: 16 keV (X), ~ 3 mSv/h (0,3 rem/h) with ± 8.5% uncertainty (k=2) 59,3 keV ( Am), ~ 23 mSv/h (2,3 rem/h) with ±...
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