The autonomous laboratory allows to solve the whole range of problems of radiation control at rapid and tactical response. It can be used as the command center when overcoming accidents with radiation sources. Also, It can be converted for the solution of other tasks for ensuring radiation safety.
Operation Principle
Mobile Radiological Laboratory is intended for:
- prompt investigation of incidents involving radioactive materials
- prompt identification of radioactive materials
- documentation and transfer of the received information from the place of accident to the remote command center for expert assistance and decision-making in real time
- monitoring of radioactive environmental pollution (radiation data correlated with GPS coordinates are displayed on the built-in mapping system)
- control both at check-points, and out of it
- total control of situation
- Mobile Teams management
- permanent data exchange
- support of experts
- maintaining database
- minimization of human factor
Basic Instrumentation
Carcase
Installation on VW-Crafter 35 basis (optional)
Dosimetric Equipment
- Personal Combined Radiation Detector PM1703MO-1
- Spectroscopic Personal Radiation Detector РМ1704A-GN
- Wrist Gamma Dosimeter РМ1603А
- Hand-held Radionuclide Identifier PM1410
Basic Equipment
- Laptop
- Digital Camera
- Xerox WC3220MFP
- External HD
- GPS
- Portable electric generator
Versions
Mobile Detection System of radioactive materials
Is intended for carrying out radiation control at the check points which aren't equipped with portal radiation monitors (or on temporary check points), carrying out radiation monitoring of immovable objects (parked car), and also for measurement of radiation from sources of small activity throughout a long time. The mobile laboratory includes built-in blocks from the portal radiation monitor, the information processing block, CCTV system to fix a case of detection of radioactive materials. Parameters on sensitivity correspond to parameters of sensitivity of portal radiation monitors (accordingly to number of detection blocks).