Fluke 875 manual Equipment Overview, High-Range Containment Monitor Detector, Rack Chassis

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Introduction

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Specifications

 

Relative Humidity (Storage): 0 to 95% (non-

 

 

condensation)

 

 

Relative Humidity (Operating): 0 to 90% (non-

 

 

condensation)

 

 

Irradiation: 3.5 to 1 x 103 Rads @ 60°C integrated over

 

40 years life.

 

 

Mounting

876-1-55, Rack Chassis

 

Available Options (consult factory)

876A-100: Readout, for use with digital systems

 

 

Outputs: 0

- 100 mV

 

 

0

- 50 mV

 

 

0

- 10 mV

 

0 - 5 V

Figure 1-2 illustrates the typical energy response for the detector, Figure 1-3 illustrates typical linearity for the detector and Figure 1-4 illustrates radiation input versus meter reading.

1.3 Equipment Overview

High-Range Containment Monitor Detector (877-1)

The high-range containment monitor detector is an ion chamber detector that has the appearance of a six-inch diameter domed cylinder about seven inches long. Inside the cylinder are two flange-mounted electrodes consisting of 31 flat, disk-shaped plates, each about four inches in diameter, stacked, and mounted on disk rods. The assembly has the appearance of a large air capacitor. The mounting posts are attached to the mounting flange through insulating spacers, so the flange and housing will be neutral with respect to the charges applied to the electrodes.

The whole assembly is covered by the six-inch diameter housing which contacts only the neutral mounting flange. The mounting flange is pierced by three holes. One hole supports the exhaust tube used for exhausting and back filling the chamber. The other two support two 2-pin connectors, one for each electrode. One pin in each pair is connected to the neutral mounting flange. When the coaxial signal cable is connected to this connector, the cable shield is connected to the neutral pin.

The entire chamber is filled with a mixture of helium and nitrogen at atmospheric pressure and sealed.

For further information refer to Section 4, Functional Description.

Readout Module (876A-1)

The 876A-1 Readout Module is designed to give an indication, on an analog meter, of radiation levels within the containment area. The readout is composed of an analog meter, indicator lights and operating switches. The meter has a range of 1 to 107 R/h and is controlled by an eight position rotary switch. The readout is mounted in the 876-1-55 Rack Chassis located in the control room.

For further information refer to Section 4, Functional Description.

Rack Chassis (876-1-55)

The 876-1-55 Rack Chassis permits mounting of two readout modules or one readout module and one optical isolator in a 19-inch wide RETMA equipment rack. The panel height is 5.21 inches.

For further information refer to applicable drawing located in Appendix C.

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Contents High Range Containment Monitor VictoreenFluke Biomedical Table of Contents Calibration and Test Procedures Containment Monitor SpecificationsIntroduction General DescriptionReadout Module 876A-1 Temperature Operating 40 to 120F 4 to 49CHigh-Range Containment Monitor Detector Equipment OverviewRack Chassis Optional Equipment Pull Box AssemblyCables/Connectors/Panel Flexible Tubing 878-12-30TABHigh-Range Containment Monitor Typical Energy Response Curve Detector Typical Linearity Detector Receiving Inspection High-Range Detector, Recommended InstallationStorage Procedures, Warnings, and CautionsBlank Pull Box InstallationInstallation Readout ModuleCable Sealing Specifications for CableDetector Cable Inside Containment Cable and Wiring InstallationDetector Test After Installation Specifications for CableComputer & Recorder Ancillary WiringAll Alarms on P2 Normal Operation Shelf State Power Connections P1Operation OperationVictoreen Functional Description Function DescriptionReadout Module 876A-1 Negative Power Supply FAIL/SAFE Comparison Circuit on Power Supply Board High Voltage Power Supply Normal Operation non-ECS TestOperation of High Voltage Supply During ECS Test Alert Alarm Circuit High Alarm CircuitRecorders and Computer Buffers Fail/Safe CircuitPen Clamp Meter at extreme lower end of scale Panel Meter Action During ECS TestLow Voltage Ramp Generator Action of Green Safe/Reset Light and Alarm During ECS TestMonitoring Circuits of The ECS Board Block Diagram of ECS Test Muting Circuits of ECS Board Safe/Reset Sub-circuitsBlank Maintenance Maintenance, Calibration, and TroubleshootingCalibration Test Procedure TP876A-1-108 Troubleshooting Rear Panel Signal Input CircuitMother Board P/N 876-1-78, Schematic 876-1-3A PreamplifierIMeter Board P/N 876A-1-86, Schematic 876A-1-3ETest Point Normal Channel Test TP501 TP502 +6.3Muting Stages of the Alarm Circuits High Alarm CircuitNormal Low Signal Level Channel Test ESC Board P/N 876A-1-92, Schematic 876A-1-3D Wave Shapes on the Electronic Check Source Board Overall Fail Circuitry Associated with the ECS Test Starting With Pins M and P on the Power Supply SchematicStarting With Terminal H on Relay Driver Board Operation of the Latch Circuit Outputs of U206 Pulse Generator on the ECS BoardCircuit assumed initially in Pass Condition Fail Condition Latch CircuitPin Voltage State Comments NORCalibration and Test Procedures Blank Cable and Pull Box Procedures Cable and Pull Box ProceduresVictoreen Applicable Drawings Applicable Drawings and Bill of MaterialsDocument Number Description Detector Cable Out of Containment Applicable Bill of Materials Fluke Biomedical