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闪烁体探测器市场 - 2023 年至 2028 年预测Scintillator Market - Forecasts from 2023 to 2028 |
闪烁体探测器使研究人员能够发现大量的辐射和粒子。 在后续步骤中使用粒子同时检测光电倍增管和光电二极管。 当粒子撞击闪烁体探测器时,闪烁体探测器吸收粒子的能量并发光。 闪烁体探测器通常由石英等透明材料製成,但如果含有重元素,它们的性能往往会更好。 这是因为闪烁体探测器能够吸收材料中的伽马射线。 闪烁体探测器同时进行许多标记实验的能力是其广泛使用的驱动力。
此外,主要製造商对技术改进的关注、亚洲国家核电站数量的增加以及闪烁体探测器在广泛的最终应用中的使用不断增加正在导致闪烁体探测器市场的增长。
此外,闪烁体探测器在医学扫描和其他放射应用中的使用越来越多,以及心臟和神经系统疾病患病率的不断增加,将推高闪烁体探测器的市场价值。 研发成本将会上升,为闪烁体探测器市场的扩大铺平道路。
不断增长的技术进步和各种应用的新技术正在推动市场发展。 多个组织正在研究这项技术,包括国土安全部国内核探测办公室,该办公室正在探索光谱个人辐射探测器的新技术。 这项研究旨在识别和识别核材料和放射性材料,以及开发更好的检测系统。 这项工作产生的技术可以与全新的手持设备结合起来并用于日常活动。 我们的重点是加强核材料和放射性材料的探测能力,这对于提高国土安全部识别和遏制核威胁的能力至关重要。
被动快速移动中子探测解决方案通过各种主动探测方法提高了对屏蔽原生核材料的探测能力,并可作为特定核材料(特别是武器级钸)存在的潜在指标。此外,闪烁体探测器的诱人特性,例如高精度、高效性以及检测更低水平辐射的能力,吸引了各个行业的众多进步。
此外,在 PET 扫描仪中使用闪烁材料的日益增多预计将大大促进医学成像技术的发展,从而增加主要国家医疗设备的收入。 例如,根据国际贸易局2020年报告,美国医疗器械收入从2019年的1980亿美元增至2020年的2090亿美元。
闪烁体探测器用于製造各种医疗成像设备,包括平面 X 光线成像、X 光线电脑断层扫描 (X 光线 CT)、SPECT 和 PET 扫描。 闪烁体探测器和闪烁材料用于诊断成像设备,因为它们提供有关伽马射线和X射线的精确位置、发射时间和转换时间的相关资讯,有助于拍摄准确的图像。 因此,由于肿瘤和损伤等慢性疾病的增加,对诊断成像的需求不断增加,正在推动该领域的增长。 根据 NHS 最近的一份报告,2022 年英格兰记录了 4400 万次影像检查,比上一年的 3490 万次增加了 26%。 最常见的是X光线检查,2180万例(同比增长30%),其次是超音波检查,1010万例(同比增长23%),计算机断层扫描670万例(同比增长23%)。同比增长21% ),磁共振成像(MRI)为380万(同比增长28%)。
闪烁体探测器用于製造各种医疗成像设备,包括平面 X 光线成像、X 光线计算机断层扫描 (X 光线 CT)、SPECT 和 PET 扫描。 闪烁体探测器和闪烁材料用于诊断成像设备,因为它们提供有关伽马射线和X射线的精确位置、发射时间和转换时间的相关资讯,有助于拍摄准确的图像。 因此,由于肿瘤和损伤等慢性疾病的增加,对诊断成像的需求不断增加,正在推动该领域的增长。 根据 NHS 最近的一份报告,2022 年英格兰记录了 4400 万次影像检查,比上一年的 3490 万次增加了 26%。 普通X 光检查占最多病例,为2,180 万例(比上年增长30%),其次是超音波诊断,为1,010 万例(比上年增长23%),电脑断层扫描为670 万例(比上年增长21%) 、磁共振成像(MRI,380万,同比增长28%)。
慢性病和流行病等情况的增加加速了最新诊断医疗设备的研发,推动了闪烁体探测器在医疗保健领域的增长。我是。 例如,2023 年 5 月,佛罗里达州立大学的一组科学家开发了新一代有机-无机混合材料,该材料有潜力提高 CT 扫描、X 射线机以及其他辐射探测和成像技术的图像质量。 化学与生物化学系马必武教授及其同事开发了这种新材料。 这些材料在暴露于 X 光线或其他高能辐射时会发光。
Scintillators enable researchers to find numerous radiation and particles. The photomultipliers and photodiodes are simultaneously detected using the particles in a later step. When a particle strikes a scintillator, the scintillator emits luminesce by absorbing the energy of the particle. Scintillators, which typically consist of water-clear crystalline materials, are more likely to perform better if they contain heavy elements. This is since it enables the scintillators to absorb gamma radiation from the substance. The scintillators' capacity to conduct many labeling experiments at once is what is driving their wider use.
Further, expanding focus on technological improvements by the major producers, rising the number of nuclear power plants in Asian countries, and the expanding use of scintillators for a broad range of end-use applications are leading to the market growth of scintillators.
Moreover, the increasing use of scintillators in medical scanning and other radiological applications in medicine, as well as the rising prevalence of heart and neurological illnesses, will boost the scintillator market value. The cost of conducting research and development will rise, which will pave the way for the market for scintillators to expand.
Growing technical advancement and novel technologies for a variety of uses is driving the market. Various organizations are researching this technology such as The Domestic Nuclear Detection Office of the Department of Homeland Security, which is trying to explore new technologies for Spectroscopic Personal Radiation Detectors. The study attempts to locate and recognize nuclear or radioactive sources as well as develop better detection systems. The technologies created through this effort could be combined with brand-new handheld gadgets and used in regular activities. It is putting a lot of effort into enhancing nuclear and radiological detection capabilities, which is essential to improving the DHS's capacity to recognize and contain nuclear threats.
The passive fast-moving neutron detection solution, which in turn increases the detection of shielded unique nuclear material across various active detection methods, is a possible indicator of the presence of certain nuclear materials, notably weapons-grade plutonium. Further, the enticing characteristics of scintillators, such as high precision, effectiveness, and the capacity to detect even lower radiation levels, are drawing numerous advancements in a variety of industries.
Additionally, the expanding practice of using scintillating materials in PET scanners is expected to significantly contribute to the development of medical imaging techniques which has increased the revenue for medical devices in major countries. For instance, as per the 2020 report of International Trade Administration, the revenue of medical devices in America increased from US$198 billion in 2019 to US$209 billion in 2020.
Scintillators are used in the production of a wide variety of medical imaging devices such as planar x-ray imaging, x-ray computed tomography (x-ray CT), SPECT and PET scan. Scintillators and scintillating materials are used in imaging devices as they provide relevant information regarding the exact position, emission time and time of conversion of each gamma and X ray which help in taking precise images. Therefore, growing demand for diagnostic images because of rising prevalence of chronic disease such as tumors or injuries is driving the growth of this segment. According to a recent NHS report, in England, 44.0 million imaging tests were recorded in 2022, up from 34.9 million the previous year, representing a 26 per cent rise. Plain radiography or X-ray was the most common, accounting for 21.8 million treatments, an increase of 30 per cent from previous year followed by Diagnostic Ultrasonography with 10.1 million scans, an increase of 23 per cent), Computerized Axial Tomography recorded 6.7 million scans, representing an increase of 21 per cent, and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI, 3.8 million, an increase of 28%).
Scintillators are used in the production of a wide variety of medical imaging devices such as planar x-ray imaging, x-ray computed tomography (x-ray CT), SPECT and PET scan. Scintillators and scintillating materials are used in imaging devices as they provide relevant information regarding the exact position, emission time and time of conversion of each gamma and X ray which help in taking precise images. Therefore, growing demand for diagnostic images because of rising prevalence of chronic disease such as tumors or injuries is driving the growth of this segment. According to a recent NHS report, in England, 44.0 million imaging tests were recorded in 2022, up from 34.9 million the previous year, representing a 26 per cent rise. Plain radiography or X-ray was the most common, accounting for 21.8 million treatments, an increase of 30 per cent from previous year followed by Diagnostic Ultrasonography with 10.1 million scans, an increase of 23 per cent), Computerized Axial Tomography recorded 6.7 million scans, representing an increase of 21 per cent, and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI, 3.8 million, an increase of 28%).
Rising prevalence of chronic disease and pandemic like situations have led to increased research and trails to develop latest diagnostic medical devices, driving the growth of scintillators in the healthcare sector. For instance, in May 2023, a group of Florida State University scientists has developed a new generation of organic-inorganic hybrid materials that potentially improve picture quality in CT scans, X-Ray machines, and other radiation detection and imaging technologies. Professor Biwu Ma of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and his colleagues developed these novel materials, which may be used as scintillators. When exposed to X-Rays and other high-energy radiations, these materials emit light.