The document discusses heat units (HU) produced by different types of x-ray machines. For a single phase machine, HU is calculated as kVp x mA x sec. A technique of 120 kVp at 400 mA for 0.05 sec produces 1680 HU. For a three phase 6 pulse machine, HU is kVp x mA x sec x 1.35. A technique of 120 kVp at 600 mA for 0.005 sec produces 486 HU. For a three phase 12 pulse machine, HU is kVp x mA x sec x 1.4. A technique of 120 kVp at 600 mA for 0.005 sec
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0 ratings0% found this document useful (0 votes)
29 views
Notebook 9 Final
The document discusses heat units (HU) produced by different types of x-ray machines. For a single phase machine, HU is calculated as kVp x mA x sec. A technique of 120 kVp at 400 mA for 0.05 sec produces 1680 HU. For a three phase 6 pulse machine, HU is kVp x mA x sec x 1.35. A technique of 120 kVp at 600 mA for 0.005 sec produces 486 HU. For a three phase 12 pulse machine, HU is kVp x mA x sec x 1.4. A technique of 120 kVp at 600 mA for 0.005 sec
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 1
Heat Units
1. Single Phase Unit
Heat units for a single phase x ray machine are determined by multiplying kVp x mA x sec. The technique use is 120 kVp at 400mA for 0.05 sec. The heat unit produced by this exposure is? HU= kVp x mA x s Given: 120 kVp x 400mA. x 0.35 sec Hu= 1680 HU 2. Three Phase 6 pulse Unit How many heat units would be produced on a three phase 6 pulse unit when using a technique of 120kVp at 600mA for 0.005 sec? Given: 120 kVp, 20mA, 0.005 sec, HU= kVp * mA x s * 1.35 HU= 120 * 600 * 0.005 * 1.35 HU= 486 3. Three phase 12 pulse Unit How many heat units would be produced on a three phase 12 pulse unit using a technique of 120kVp at 600mA for 0.005 sec? Given: 120kVp * 600mA * 0.005 120 * 600 * 0.005 * 1.4 HU=504 4. High frequency Unit HU= kVp * mA * s *1.4 Given: 1000mA, 0.002 sec, 120kVp 120 * 1000 * 0.002 * 1.4 HU= 3.36
As Per I - Scheme Question Bank Government Polytechnic Nanded Science & Humanities Dept. Semester-I Multiple Choice Questions Program - Ce/If/Ee Course - Basic PHYSICS (22102) I