X-ray compton scatter density measurement at a point within...

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G01N 9/24 (2006.01) G01N 23/02 (2006.01)

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CA 2355560

The present invention pertains to a non-rotating method for non-intrusively determining the density of a point embedded within an object, without necessarily obtaining a full image for the entire object. The method consists of passing a X-ray beam through a point within an object and measuring Compton scatterings from the point from a first and second energy bands within the energy spectrum of the X-ray beam, along a first and second angles from the X-ray beam. Using the kinetics of Compton scattering at a specific angle, four equations are formulated with four measurements and four unknowns; the radiation attenuation factor along the object between the X-ray source and the point, the radiation attenuation factor between the point and each of the detectors and the density of the object at the point. The four equations are solved simultaneously to determined the four unknowns. There is also provided a matrix inversion process to facilitate the solution of the equations.

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