Personal Radiation Monitoring
Articles & Whitepapers
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Physical dosimetry system in radiation accidents
We experience various types of radiation accidents. When a radiation accident happens, one of the important aspects that we have to consider is the radiation dose to the victims of the accident. To judge the health effects due to radiation exposure, it is necessary to make a dose assessment. There is a variety of dose assessment methods, of two types: biological dosimetry and physical dosimetry. ...
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DNA and radiobiological material bank of persons exposed to ionising radiation
The structure of the DNA and radiobiological material bank of the Seversk Biophysical Research Center is described. Workers of the Siberian Group of Chemical Enterprises (SGCE) and their relatives ...
News
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Kromek re-awarded US nuclear security worth $1.3m to supply D3M radiation detectors
Kromek, a leading developer of radiation and bio-detection technology solutions for the advanced imaging and CBRN detection segments, announces that it has received, and delivered, a contract worth $1.3m from a US customer for the Group’s D3M ...
Wearable Technology Redesigned with Increased Sensitivity and Enhanced Sensors to Improve Early Radiation Detection for First Responders
Maximum protection from new personal radiation detector and alarm
RAE Systems Introduces Industry`s First Cloud-Hosted Real-Time Gas and Radiation Detection Service
RAE Systems Demonstrates the First Real-Time Wireless Gas Detection Products This Week at the A+A International Trade Fair in Dusseldorf
Equipment & Solutions
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Showcase
Simulated Personal Radiation Dosimeter Simulator
The STS Safe-EPD simulator is a simulated generic Electronic Personal Dosimeter designed to aid the tuition of workers in the nuclear industry in safe practices and in understanding the accumulation of dose over time without exposure to radiation. Nuclear Training without Real Sources. The simulated doismeter operates using an STS radio frequency detection system which detects the presence of a ...
