Abstract:
Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a safety protection device for Raman spectroscopy detection and a Raman spectroscopy detection system including the safety protection device. The safety protection device includes: a detection cavity including a cavity body, the cavity body having an opening end through which a sample to be detected is allowed to be placed into the detection cavity; and a cover configured to cover and engage the opening end so as to form, together with the detection cavity, an explosion proof container defining a space for receiving the sample to be detected, the detection cavity further includes a detection opening formed in the cavity body such that a Raman detection probe is allowed to be inserted into the space through the detection opening so as to detect the sample.
Abstract:
An embodiment of the present invention provides an optical probe, comprising: a first sleeve in which a lens is contained, the first sleeve having a light transmission aperture from which an exciting light enters the first sleeve; a second sleeve movably engaged with the first sleeve and having a detection window from which the exciting light having passed through the first sleeve and focused by the lens exits the optical probe, the second sleeve being capable of moving with respect to the first sleeve from a first detection position to a second detection position or from the second detection position to the first detection position; and a positioning member configured to position the second sleeve at the first detection position or the second detection position with respect to the first sleeve.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a method and a device for security-inspection of liquid articles with dual-energy CT imaging. The method comprises the steps of obtaining one or more CT images including physical attributes of liquid article to be inspected by CT scanning and a dual-energy reconstruction method; acquiring the physical attributes of each liquid article from the CT image; and determining whether there are drugs concealed in the inspected liquid article based on the difference between the acquired physical attributes and reference physical attributes of the inspected liquid article. The CT scanning can be implemented by a normal CT scanning technique, or a spiral CT scanning technique. In the normal CT scanning technique, the scan position can be preset, or set by the operator with a DR image, or set by automatic analysis of the DR image.
Abstract:
A security inspection apparatus and a security inspection method are disclosed. In one aspect, an example apparatus includes a CT inspection device and a Raman spectrum inspection device, the CT inspection device includes: a CT scanner scanning an object to be inspected to generate a CT image, an image recognizing device recognizing the CT image to check whether or not the object has a suspected hazardous article, and an object marking device making a predetermined marker on the object which has the suspected hazardous article. The Raman spectrum inspection device includes: a Raman spectrum measuring device extracting a Raman spectrum of the suspected hazardous article in the object, a Raman spectrum comparing device comparing the Raman spectrum of the suspected hazardous article with Raman spectra of known compositions to determine a composition of the suspected hazardous article, and an object marker recognizing device recognizing the predetermined marker on the object.
Abstract:
A Raman spectrum-based object inspection apparatus and a Raman spectrum-based object inspection method are disclosed. In one aspect, an example apparatus includes: a laser device configured to emit a laser; an optical guiding device configured to guide the laser to an object to be detected and collect a Raman scattering light from the object. The apparatus includes a spectrum generator configured to receive the Raman scattering light collected by the optical guiding device and generate a Raman spectroscopic signal. The spectrum analyzer is configured to analyze the Raman spectroscopic signal to obtain an inspection result. The apparatus includes a monitoring device configured to monitor a state of the object and control an object inspection operation depending on the state of the object.
Abstract:
Methods and devices for inspecting liquid are disclosed. According to the method, it is firstly determined whether the package of the liquid is transparent, semi-transparent, or opaque; in a case that the package of the liquid is transparent or semi-transparent, Raman spectrum analysis is implemented by a Raman spectrum module on the inspected liquid to judge whether the inspected liquid is dangerous or is suspected; and in a case that the package of the inspected liquid is opaque, the inspected liquid are inspected by using an X-ray dual-energy scanning technology to judge whether the inspected liquid is dangerous or is suspected. The above solution has advantages that the inspection speed is high, the material can be recognized, it is suitable for various packing materials with various shapes, the accuracy of the inspection result is high or the like. Therefore, the solution is suitable for security inspection in public places with high security inspection requirements, complicated inspected liquids, high personnel flow rate or the like.
Abstract:
An embodiment of the present disclosure provides a spectrum inspecting apparatus. The apparatus includes a laser source; a focusing cylindrical lens configured to converge a light beam onto a sample; a light beam collecting device configured to collect a light beam signal, which is excited by the light beam, from the sample, so as to form a strip-shaped light spot; a slit configured to receive the collected light beam and couple it to downstream of a light path; a collimating device; a dispersing device configured to disperse the collected light beam so as to form a plurality of sub-beams having different wavelengths; an imaging device configured to image the sub-beams on the photon detector array respectively, wherein the light beam emitted from the laser source has a rectangular cross-section, the strip-shaped light spot impinges on the slit and its length is smaller than a length of the slit.
Abstract:
An embodiment of the present disclosure provides a spectrum inspecting apparatus. The apparatus includes a laser source; a focusing cylindrical lens configured to converge a light beam onto a sample; a light beam collecting device configured to collect a light beam signal, which is excited by the light beam, from the sample, so as to form a strip-shaped light spot; a slit configured to receive the collected light beam and couple it to downstream of a light path; a collimating device; a dispersing device configured to disperse the collected light beam so as to form a plurality of sub-beams having different wavelengths; an imaging device configured to image the sub-beams on the photon detector array respectively, wherein the light beam emitted from the laser source has a rectangular cross-section, the strip-shaped light spot impinges on the slit and its length is smaller than a length of the slit.
Abstract:
An embodiment of the present invention provides an optical probe, comprising: a first sleeve in which a lens is contained, the first sleeve having a light transmission aperture from which an exciting light enters the first sleeve; a second sleeve movably engaged with the first sleeve and having a detection window from which the exciting light having passed through the first sleeve and focused by the lens exits the optical probe, the second sleeve being capable of moving with respect to the first sleeve from a first detection position to a second detection position or from the second detection position to the first detection position; and a positioning member configured to position the second sleeve at the first detection position or the second detection position with respect to the first sleeve.
Abstract:
An embodiment of the present invention provides a Raman spectroscopic detection method for detecting a sample in a vessel, comprising the steps of: (a) measuring a Raman spectrum of the vessel to obtain a first Raman spectroscopic signal; (b) measuring a Raman spectrum of the sample through the vessel to obtain a second Raman spectroscopic signal; (c) removing an interference caused by the Raman spectrum of the vessel from the second Raman spectroscopic signal on basis of the first Raman spectroscopic signal to obtain a third Raman spectroscopic signal of the sample itself; and (d) identifying the sample on basis of the third Raman spectroscopic signal. By means of the above method, the Raman spectrum of the sample in the vessel may be detected correctly so as to identify the sample to be detected efficiently.