AT6103 MOBILE RADIATION SCANNING SYSTEM
Radiation survey of the area in real time and search for gamma and neutron radiation sources with GPS referencing.
The system can be mounted on a motor vehicle, marine vessel or aircraft without any special tools.
- User-selectable set of smart detection units
- High system scalability in terms of sensitivity to gamma and neutron radiation
- Automatic simultaneous gamma and neutron radiation scanning
- Real-time display of measurement results with GPS referencing
- Search and detection of radioactive sources and real-time identification of its isotopic composition
- Storage and operation in protective shock-resistant cases
- Assessment of surface contamination with 137Cs radionuclide (kBq/m2, Ci/km2)
| Available monitors [Each monitor may contain 1 – 3 detection units] [The configuration of the system is user-defined] | 1) Gamma and neutron radiation monitor BDKG‑11M and/or BDKG‑19M – 1 – 3 units, BDKN‑05 – 1 –2 units, BDKG‑04 – 1 unit] 2) Highly-sensitive neutron radiation monitor [BDKN-05 – 1 – 3 units]. 3) Highly-sensitive gamma radiation monitor [BDKG‑28 – 1 – 3 units] 4) Highly-sensitive gamma radiation counting monitor [BDRM‑05 – 1 – 2 units] |
| Total maximum number of monitors in the system | 18 |
| Identified radionuclides | Medical, industrial and natural (The library content can be modified on request) |
| The system in “Search” mode detects gamma radiation source containing 137Cs in less than 2 s in the following conditions: | ||||
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| Gamma radiation detection unit | BDKG-11M | BDKG-19М | BDKG-28 | BDRM-05 |
| Source activity | (450±10) kBq | (300±10) kBq | (105±5) kBq | (100±5) kBq |
| Distance from source to surface of detection unit | (100.0 ± 0.5) cm | |||
| Detection probability | 95% | |||
| False alarm rate | ≤1 / 10 min | |||
| The system in “Search” mode detects Pu-Be source of neutron radiation in less than 3 s in the following conditions: | |
|---|---|
| Neutron radiation detection unit | BDKN-05 |
| Average neutron flux from source to solid angle 4 π, sr | (5.00±1.25)∙104 neutron∙s-1 |
| Distance from source to surface of detection unit | (125±1) cm |
| Detection probability | 95% |
| False alarm rate | ≤1 / 1 h |