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ROM-Elektronik GmbH
Higher than the natural ambient/background radiation, it originates from building materials or is inhomogeneous at geological faults and underground watercourses. It causes cell damage (tumors), cell death, etc. Radioactivity (=ionizing radiation) is measured in sieverts per hour (Sv/h) or simply as a count rate (pulses/second [Ips] or pulses/minute [Ipm]).
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PCE Instruments
At PCE Instruments you will find three types of radioactivity meters: Alpha radioactivity meter, meter for Alpha, Beta and Gamma radioactivity, radioactivity meter for human beings. It is very important to measure radioactivity as well as to classify radioactivity values. An example of Gamma radioactivity: Terrestrial gamma radiation is measured according to general values from 0,03 – 0,3 µSv / h (micro Sievert/ hour). This "normal“ oscillation range is conditioned by contents in the ground of natural radioactive elements such as uranium, potassium, etc.
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Ecotest
EcotestVIP is the one and only premium class dosimeter in the world. Created by the leading specialists for successful people who put high value on their own safety. The monitoring device is a combination of the best technical specifications and elegant design.
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PCE Instruments
A geiger counter detects nuclear radiation by measuring the emission of ionizing radiation of alpha particles, beta particles and gamma rays. Also referred to as a radiation detector, a geiger counter consists of two main elements: the processing electronics and the geiger tube. The geiger tube is filled with low-pressure inert gas like helium, argon or neon. If radioactive radiation occurs, the inert gas is ionized. An anode within the geiger tube registers the quantity of ionized particles numerically correlating with the strength of the radioactive radiation. The radioactivity measurement is then displayed on the LCD screen of the geiger counter or radiation detector.It is very important to measure radioactivity as well as to classify radioactivity values. For example, terrestrial gamma radiation is measured according to general values from 0.03 - 0.3 µSv/h (microsievert / hour). This "normal" oscillation range is conditioned by natural radioactive elements in the ground such as uranium and potassium. To calculate this factor, one must take into consideration cosmic radiation. For example, when considering cosmic radiation, the maximum radioactivity content at Schneefernerhaus, the highest-located German environmental research station, is approximately equal to 110 µSv/h.At PCE Instruments, you will find three types of geiger counter or raditation detection devices to help you measure radioactivity: 1) alpha radioactivity meters, 2) meters for detecting alpha, beta and gamma radioactivity and 3) radioactivity meters for human beings.
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TSI Inc.
The Aerosol Neutralizer 3054 is intended for use with TSI Vibrating Orifice Aerosol Generators Model 3450.Features and Benefits Radioactivity of 370 MBq Maximum flow rate of 150 L/min Kr-85 source
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TSI Inc.
TSI's Aerosol Neutralizer 3077 is offered for general-purpose applications involving moderately charged aerosols or low flow rates.Features and Benefits Radioactivity of 74 MBq Maximum flow rate of 5 L/min Kr-85 source
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TSI Inc.
The Aerosol Neutralizer Model 3012 is designed for general-purpose applications with flow rates up to 50 L/min. It includes a screened inlet and outlet.Features and Benefits Radioactivity of 74 MBq Maximum flow rate of 50 L/min Kr-85 source
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TSI Inc.
Aerosol Neutralizer 3012A has five times the activity of the Model 3012. It is designed for highly charged, high-concentration aerosols transported at flow rates up to 50 L/min. The 3012A includes a screened inlet and outlet.Features and Benefits Radioactivity of 370 MBq Maximum flow rate of 50 L/min Kr-85 source
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TSI Inc.
The Model 3054A Aerosol Neutralizer has twice the activity of the Model 3054. It neutralizes highly charged, high concentration aerosols at flow rates up to 150 L/min. It is intended for use with TSI Model 3450 Vibrating Orifice Aerosol Generators.Features and Benefits Radioactivity of 740 MBq Maximum flow rate of 150 L/min
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TSI Inc.
Aerosol Neutralizer 3077A has five times the activity of the Model 3077. The 3077A is offered for general-purpose applications involving highly charged aerosols and low flow rates. It is supplied with our Model 3034 Scanning Mobility Particle Sizer™ (SMPS) spectrometer.Features and Benefits Radioactivity of 370 MBq Maximum flow rate of 5 L/min Kr-85 source
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
Detect, localize, identify, and measure radioactivity in any scenario. From routine monitoring and surveillance to emergency response situations, our advanced, integrated radiation detection instruments mitigate the threat and keep you safe. Our product portfolio of radiation detection solutions provides comprehensive, real-time monitoring, early warning, and complete information in the palm of your hand, in the work place, and in your neighborhood.
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ORTEC
Gamma spectroscopy is the science (or art) of identification and/or quantification of radionuclides by analysis of the gamma-ray energy spectrum produced in a gamma-ray spectrometer. It is a widely used technique, well illustrated by the following list of examples:ICS Integrated Cryocooling System for ORTEC Radiation DetectorsEnvironmental Radioactivity MonitoringHealth Physics Personnel MonitoringReactor Corrosion MonitoringNuclear Materials Safeguards and Homeland SecurityForensics and Nuclear ForensicsMaterials TestingGeology and MinerologyNuclear Medicine and RadiophamaceuticalsIndustrial Process Monitoring
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PCE Instruments
A radiation detector is a device for measuring nuclear, electromagnetic or light radiation. A nuclear radiation detector identifies nuclear radiation by measuring the emission of ionizing radiation of alpha particles, beta particles and gamma rays. Also referred to as a geiger counter, a nuclear radiation detector consists of two main elements: the processing electronics and the geiger tube. The geiger tube is filled with low-pressure inert gas like helium, argon or neon. If radioactive radiation occurs, the inert gas is ionized. An anode within the geiger tube registers the quantity of ionized particles numerically correlating with the strength of the radioactive radiation. The radioactivity measurement is then displayed on the LCD screen of the geiger counter or nuclear radiation detector.
