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• Nuclear Medicine • Radiation Oncology • Emergency Preparedness |
• PET Imaging • Nuclear Cardiology • Medical Physics |
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RadEye N/NL Personal Neutron Radiation Detector |
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Main Applications Users of industrial neutron sources, e.g. in geology and material testing Operators and users of accelerators in medical science and research Radiation protection staff and inspectors of nuclear facilities First Responders and law enforced officers Detector He-3 tube with 10 bar filling pressure (RadEye N); He-3 tube with 2.5 bar filling pressure (RadEye NL) Sensitivity when worn at the body (RadEye N) Approx. 0.3 cps per μSv/h (3 cps per mRem/h) for Cf-252, detects 0.01 μg Cf-252 in typically 2 - 3 s for 25 cm (10”) distance |
Gamma Spill-Over < 0.2 cps at 10 mSv/h (1 R/h) Cs-137 radiation Measuring Units Count rate (cps) moving average over 10 s Mean value and peal value over any time period OperationTime (2 AAA alkaline batteries) 400 h (RadEye N) 500 h (RadEye NL) Background Approx 0.005 cps in 300 m above sea level (RadEye N) |