Patent classifications
H05G1/025
X-ray emitting unit with a plurality of openings for x-rays and for cooling and electrically insulating liquid and radiological apparatuses
The X-ray emitting unit (100) comprises a box-shaped container (110) with a chamber inside it, and an X-ray tube located in the chamber; the box-shaped container (110) is provided with an opening (111) for X-rays and a plurality of openings for cooling and electrically insulating liquid; having: a first main opening (112A) for the inlet of cooling and electrically insulating liquid, a second main opening for the outlet of cooling and electrically insulating liquid; furthermore, the box-shaped container (110) has: at least one secondary opening (114A) of the first type for cooling and electrically insulating liquid and/or at least one secondary opening (116A, 116B) of the second type for cooling and electrically insulating liquid.
Hybrid air and liquid X-ray cooling system comprising a hybrid heat-transfer device including a plurality of fin elements, a liquid channel including a cooling liquid, and a circulation pump
A cooling system used in an X-ray generator having a cathode and anode that includes a target having a focal spot, wherein heat is generated in the anode and focal spot during operation of the X-ray generator. The system includes a heat transfer element attached to the anode wherein the heat transfer element includes a plurality of fin elements that transfer heat from the anode to surrounding air to cool the anode. The system also includes a liquid channel formed in the anode, wherein the liquid channel includes a cooling liquid. The liquid channel is located adjacent the target wherein heat from the focal spot is transferred to the cooling liquid to cool the focal spot wherein the heat transfer element, liquid channel and anode are unistructurally formed. Further, the cooling system includes a circulation pump that moves the cooling liquid in the liquid channel.
X-ray emitter
An x-ray emitter includes an x-ray tube and an x-ray emitter housing. In an embodiment, the x-ray tube includes an evacuated x-ray tube housing, a cathode for emitting electrons and an anode for generating x-rays as a function of the electrons. Further, in an embodiment, the x-ray emitter housing includes the x-ray tube and outside of the x-ray tube, a gaseous cooling medium. In an embodiment, the x-ray emitter further includes a compressor for a forced convection of the gaseous cooling medium for cooling the x-ray tube, a pressure ratio between the intake side and pressure side of the compressor being greater than 1.3.
METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR POWER SUPPLY
Various systems are provided for a power supply system. In one example, the system includes a power distribution unit configured to receive power from a main power source and an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), wherein the UPS is configured to directly power an output AC load, the UPS is further configured to power an output DC load after coupled through one or more transformers.
X-Ray Tube with Distributed Filaments
An x-ray generating unit includes an x-ray tube that is substantially transparent to x-rays. A cathode is within the x-ray tube and defines a plurality of spaced apart cavities. An anode includes a material that emits x-rays when impacted by electrons. A plurality of filaments is each disposed in a different one of the cavities. Each of the filaments is electrically coupled to each other and to an activating voltage source in parallel. Each of the filaments emits a focused electron beam directed to a different predetermined spot on the anode upon application of a predetermined voltage between the cathode and the anode, thereby causing the anode to generate x-rays. Each of the plurality of spaced apart cavities is aimed at the anode so that each predetermined spot on the anode is separated from each other spot by a gap that is not impacted by an electron beam.
X-RAY INSPECTION APPARATUS
There is provided an X-ray inspection apparatus that inspects an inspection object by irradiating the inspection object with X-rays and detecting transmitted X-rays, the apparatus includes a module group (X-ray detection portion) which is disposed inside a housing and in which an electric component that is vulnerable to dew condensation caused by cooling of cooling means is mounted, a humidity sensor that monitors a humidity inside the housing, dehumidifying means (air conditioner) for dehumidifying an inside of the housing, and a control portion that performs supplying of power to the module group when the humidity monitored by the humidity sensor is equal to or lower than a predetermined value.
X-ray machine ray tube heat dissipation device
The invention discloses X-ray machine ray tube heat dissipation device which comprises a heat dissipation pool and an X-ray machine ray tube arranged in the heat dissipation pool, wherein the heat dissipation pool is provided with a water inlet and a water outlet, and the water outlet of the heat dissipation pool is communicated with the water inlet of water tank.
X-ray source with liquid cooled source coils
The electron beam is typically dynamically steered after its generation on the path to the target. The steering is performed by one or more source coils. These coils produce the magnetic field outside the vacuum vessel allowing air/water/oil cooling to remove undesired heat. The magnetic field is then picked up inside the vacuum vessel with pole pieces and guided towards the region where the magnetic field is needed to steer the electron beam.
Method and system for liquid cooling isolated X-ray transmission target
An x-ray source has a target assembly including a target, an electron source for generating electrons to impact the target, and a flight tube assembly separating the target assembly from the electron source and transporting a coolant to the target assembly. The flight tube assembly includes a flight tube interface ring, a target cartridge tube, and an electrical isolation ring between the flight tube interface ring and the target cartridge tube.
X-RAY TUBE HAVING AN INSULATION BODY WITH A POTTED BODY
An X-ray tube has a cathode housing having a radiation exit window, a cooled anode, a hot cathode, an insulation body, a supply line for coolant to the anode and a discharge line for coolant from the anode. The supply and discharge lines have a plurality of turns in the insulation body. The potted body has an inner and outer mold. The anode, the cathode housing and the potted body are fastened on the ceramic body. At least one plastic directing body aligns the hoses separated from the outer and inner mold. The potting space is filled with a plastic potting compound in a cured state so that the intermediate spaces between the turns on the one hand and the outer mold and the inner mold on the other hand are occupied by the plastic of the at least one directing body and/or the plastic of the potting compound.