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STORA ABG
STORA ABG
STORA ABG
STORA ABG
STORA ABG
STORA ABG

Alpha, beta, gamma radiation radiometer-dosimeter

RKS-01 STORA-ABG

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A compact search device with a telescopic rod for quick detection and localization of alpha, beta, gamma and X-ray radiation sources.

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Features

  • Alpha-beta-gamma-sensitive Geiger-Mueller counter with mica window
  • Energy-compensating filter, which allows to obtain a reliable energy dependence of the radiometer readings when measuring photon ionizing radiation in the energy range from 12 KeV to 3 MeV
  • Large display with luminescent backlight, which provides simultaneous display of measurement units, measurement errors, threshold level, real-time; and an analog indicator of instantaneous radiation intensity
  • Ability to perform measurements with a preset error
  • Prompt evaluation of gamma background within 10 seconds
  • Automatic subtraction of gamma radiation component when measuring beta radiation parameters
  • Automatic subtraction of gamma and beta radiation components when measuring alpha radiation parameters
  • Programming of threshold levels of the alarm system activation for each parameter of measured radiation
  • Automatic setting of measurement intervals and ranges
  • Audio signaling of each registered gamma quantum, alpha or beta particle with the possibility of its deactivation
  • Two-tone audio alarm of exceeded programmed threshold levels
  • Recording in nonvolatile memory up to 1 000 measurement results
  • Viewing the measurement results previously recorded in non-volatile memory on the indicator, as well as transferring the information to a personal computer via the wireless channel
  • Four-level indication of the battery discharge
  • New software has been developed to work with the device
  • Software is used for:
    • readout of measurement results from the dosimeter memory into the PC as a dosimeter measurement protocol
    • viewing measurement results on the PC monitor, preparing and printout of reports, saving measurement results to a file without changes or as a report for further use

Purpose of Use

  • Measurement of ambient dose equivalent rate (DER) of gamma and X-ray radiation (photon-ionizing radiation)
  • Measurement of surface beta-particles flux density
  • Measurement of surface activity of beta-emitting radionuclides
  • Measurement of surface alpha-particles flux density
  • Measurement of surface activity of alpha-emitting radionuclides
  • Indication of pulse counting speed from the detector of alpha-beta-gamma radiation

Delivery Kit

  • radiometer-dosimeter
  • cover No.1 (energy compensating filter for measurement of photon-ionizing radiation DER)
  • cover No.2 (alpha, beta filter for gamma radiation component measurement when measuring beta radiation characteristics)
  • cover No.3 (alpha filter for gamma and beta component measurement when measuring alpha radiation characteristics)
  • cover No.4 (a grid to protect the counter when measuring alpha radiation characteristics)
  • gaskets kit (30 microns – 10 pcs.)
  • telescopic rod
  • holder
  • screw (2 pcs.)
  • software
  • operating manual
  • stacking bag
  • packing case
  • package* The delivery kit may be completed upon customer’s request
Specifications
Measurement range of photon-ionizing radiation DER
0.1 … 100 000 μSv/h
Display range of photon-ionizing radiation DER
0.01 … 100 000 μSv/h
Main relative permissible error limit when measuring photon-ionizing radiation DER at 137Cs calibration with a confidence probability of 0.95
(15+2/М) %, where M is a dimensionless value that is numerically equal to the DER value measured in μSv/h
Energy range of photon-ionizing radiation being registered
0.012 … 3 МеV
Energy dependence of radiometer readings when measuring photon-ionizing radiation DER relative to 0.662 MeV (137Cs)
– in the energy range from 0.012 to 0.04 MeV, not more
±35 %
– in the energy range from 0.04 to 1.25 MeV, not more
±25 %
Measurement range of surface beta-particles flux density
5 … 999 999 part./(cm2·min)
Display range of surface beta-particles flux density
1 … 999 999 part./(cm2·min)
Measurement range of surface activity of beta-emitting radionuclides
0.22 … 9 999 Bq/cm2 for С0 source type (90Sr/90Y) (efficiency of С0 type sources is 0.377)
Display range of surface activity of beta-emitting radionuclides
0.01 … 9 999 Bq/cm2
Main relative permissible error limit when measuring surface beta-particles flux density in the range from 5 part./(cm2·min) to 999 999 part./(cm2·min) at 90Sr/90Y calibration with a confidence probability of 0.95
(20+150/F) %, where F is a dimensionless value that is numerically equal to the value of surface beta-particles flux density measured in part./(cm2·min)
Main relative permissible error limit when measuring surface activity of beta-emitting radionuclides in the range from 0.22 Bq/cm2 to 9 999 Bq/cm2 at 90Sr/90Y calibration with a confidence probability of 0.95 from С0 source type
(20+10/А) %, where А is a dimensionless value that is numerically equal to the value of surface activity of beta-emitting radionuclides measured in Bq/cm2
Energy range of beta-particles being registered
0.15 … 3 MeV
Measurement range of surface alpha-particles flux density
5 … 999 999 part./(cm2·min)
Display range of surface alpha-particles flux density
1 … 999 999 part./(cm2·min)
Measurement range of surface activity of alpha-emitting radionuclides
0.2 … 9 999 Bq/cm2 for П9 source type (239Pu) (efficiency of П9 type sources is 0.490)
Display range of surface activity of alpha-emitting radionuclides
0.01 … 9 999 Bq/cm2
Display range of pulse count rate from alpha, beta, gamma radiation counter
0.001 … 9 999 cps
Main relative permissible error limit when measuring surface alpha-particles flux density in the range from 5 part./(cm2·min) to 999 999 part./(cm2·min) at 239Pu calibration with a confidence probability of 0.95
(20+150/F) %, where F is a dimensionless value that is numerically equal to the value of surface alpha-particles flux density measured in part./(cm2·min)
Main relative permissible error limit when measuring surface activity of alpha-emitting radionuclides in the range from 0.2 Bq/cm2 to 9 999 Bq/cm2 at 239Pu calibration with a confidence probability of 0.95 from a standard П9 source type
(20+10/А) %, where A is a dimensionless value that is numerically equal to the value of surface activity of alpha-emitting radionuclides measured in Bq/cm2
Window area
13.8 сm2
Typical sensitivity to photon-ionizing radiation with an energy of 0.662 MeV (137Cs)
4.5 cps/(μSv/h)
Time of operating mode setting of the radiometer, not more
1 min
Time of continuous operation of the radiometer when powered from a new battery of two 1 200 mAh AAA galvanic cells under normal conditions and given gamma background not more than 0.5 μSv/h, disabled sounding of registered gamma quanta and disabled backlight of the scale, not less
2 000 h
Operating supply voltage
3 V
Additional relative permissible error limit when measuring photon-ionizing radiation DER, surface beta-particles flux density and surface alpha-particles flux density in the range of supply voltage from 2.4 V to 3.2 V
±5 %
Additional relative permissible error limit when measuring photon-ionizing radiation DER, surface beta-particles flux density and surface alpha-particles flux density caused by changes in the environmental temperature from -20 °С to +50 °С
± 0.5 % per each 1 °С of deviation from 20 °С
Operating temperature range
-20 … +50 °С
Overall dimensions of the radiometer, not less
160 × 75 × 37 mm
Length of the folded telescopic rod
43 cm
Length of the unfolded telescopic rod
143 cm
Weight of a telescopic rod
0.42 kg
Weight of the radiometer without a telescopic rod, not more
0.4 kg
Weight of the radiometer in package, not more
4.2 kg (case – 3.2 kg)
Support
Operating Manual
CE Declaration of Conformity
Type Approval Certificate
Type Examination Certificate

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