Japan's new liquid detector will be listed next year

According to reports, the new liquid rapid detector developed by Professor Osaka University of Japan, Osaka University, has recently ended the trial period of Tokyo's Narita International Airport. The development unit is communicating with private companies and is seeking to sell in the spring of 2015.

The liquid detector uses the absorbance of the liquid and judges by comparing the test result with database data. During the test, the plastic bottle or canned liquid is placed between the two detection columns. If the built-in liquid is a safe liquid, the green light is on and the screen displays “PASS”. If the built-in liquid is a violating liquid, the red light will be on and the screen Display the corresponding status of the item. For opaque containers such as metal bottles, the bottle can be attached to the sensor at a specific location for inspection.

This new type of liquid detector has the characteristics of small size, portable belt, quick detection, etc. The detection of common liquids will produce results within one second, and it takes only five seconds to detect special liquids. In order to cooperate with the development of anti-terrorism work, the new detector is capable of effectively detecting flammable liquids, adding the function of detecting explosives and realizing multi-function detection.

In addition, the detection rate of the detector meets the requirements of the European Civil Aviation Conference and meets world standards. During the one-month trial period at Narita Airport, this new multi-functional liquid detector performed excellently, successfully overcoming the disadvantages of large size, time-consuming detection, and limited detection range of the detection device. Professor Shikio Sasaki said, "The detector is not only suitable for airport security, but also applies to a variety of events, museums and other occasions."