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Radiac LLR Vehicle
Military grade nuclear radiation monitoring for vehicle based applications
Features
- Smart detector for inside and outside monitoring from Low Level Radiation to radiac threat levels
- Flexible implementation
- Low size and weight for implementation in space critical vehicle
- Fast response time
- Dose rate, mission accumulated dose and vehicle accumulated dose
- High reliability, qualified to MIL standards, EMP and TREE protected
- Two alarms, dose rate and mission dose
- Adjustable thresholds over full measurement range
- Local and remote alarms (with display unit)
- Adjustable correlation/protection factors
- History record of measurements and events
- Flexible display and sound modes
- Interfaces with Vehicle Management System and alarm system
- Flexible mounting options (display unit): top or roof/wall mount
- Provided with configuration software tool
Description
This RADIAC system allows real-time nuclear radiation monitoring in on-board or fixed applications. It detects and measures gamma radiation down to low levels (L.L.R) and provides alarm indication.
- Detection and crew protection (ALARA concept)
- Suitable for all types of vehicles (NBC Recce, AFVs/IFVs, soft skinned)
- Flexible implementation either with or without display unit.
Covers broad range of threats:
- Tactical operations
- direct exposure to gamma radiation
- gamma radiation issued from contamination
- Peace keeping missions
- Unprotected or orphan sources
- Technological hazard
- Point sources and spread contamination
- Terrorism
- Radiological Dispersal device (RDDs)
According to recommendations & meets requirements of:
- NATO AC/225 – D/104recommendations
- AEP-14
- IEC 532
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