耐辐照水下高清摄像头 核反应堆里的“眼睛”

Core Viewpoint - The development of a miniature radiation-resistant underwater HD camera by Wuhan Hangong Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. significantly enhances the safety and efficiency of inspections in nuclear power plants, allowing for prolonged operation in high-radiation environments and providing clear imagery for maintenance tasks [1][5]. Group 1: Product Development - The new camera is compact, comparable in size to a small microphone, and can operate for over 100 hours in radiation-heavy environments, unlike traditional cameras that fail within an hour [1][5]. - The camera features a dual signal system that ensures continuous image transmission, even if one system fails, and is designed with advanced radiation-resistant materials [5][6]. Group 2: Industry Application - The camera has been successfully implemented at a China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN) nuclear power base and is suitable for regular inspections, major repairs, and emergency responses at various operational nuclear power stations, including Qinshan, Daya Bay, and Tianwan [5][6]. - The demand for radiation-resistant video equipment is expected to grow with the construction of new nuclear power plants and the upgrading of older facilities [5]. Group 3: Cost Efficiency - The introduction of this camera reduces costs significantly, with prices dropping by over 20% compared to imported alternatives, which previously cost around one million yuan each [6]. - The high-definition capabilities and comprehensive coverage of the camera enhance inspection efficiency, providing a strong domestic alternative for nuclear safety maintenance [6].