Radioisotope Monitoring
Articles & Whitepapers
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Presidential Inauguration leadership Summit 2017 Invitational
FlyCam UAV has been invited to participate in the Presidential Inauguration Leadership Summit 2017 as a member of the Inaugural Career Fair. The Presidential Inauguration Leadership Summit is designed to provide our next generation of leaders, 6th grade through college attendees, with vital information for building a better and brighter future. Joining FlyCAM UAV will be US Nuclear ...
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Non–destructive radiotracer technique in characterisation of nuclear grade anion exchange resins Tulsion A–30 and Dowex 550A LC
The present study deals with the application of non–destructive radio isotopic tracer technique to evaluate the performance of nuclear grade resins Tulsion A–30 and Dowex 550A LC. The evaluation was ...
News
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No health risks for nuke dump workers, New Mexico
Thirteen employees who were exposed to radiation during a leak at the nation's only underground nuclear waste dump aren't likely to experience any health effects, federal officials said Wednesday. The U.S. Department of Energy confirmed last ...
Berkeley Nucleonics Releases the Model 970 Portable MCA (Multi-Channel Analyzer) to Address Nuclear Science Research Needs
EPA monitoring continues to confirm that no radiation levels of concern have reached the united states
Radiation monitors continue to confirm that no radiation levels of concern have reached the united states
Joint EPA/DOE statement: radiation monitors confirm that no radiation levels of concern have reached the united states
Equipment & Solutions
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Mobile Rad/Nuc Detection System
The MODES Kit enables the conversion of ordinary vehicles into mobile radiation detection systems within minutes. The system can be used to perform radiation mapping, search for lost or stolen radioac- tive sources, and monitor traffic for radio- logical threats. The system can equally be dismounted from the vehicle to serve as a standalone radiation monitor. The system is complemented by a ...
