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RESULTS OF TEST CAMPAIGNS COMPARING SOME FIELD INSTRUMENTATIONS USED BY FIRST RESPONDERS DURING RADIOLOGICAL AND NUCLEAR EMERGENCIES
2023
Overview
The authors in this work present the results of a comparison between field or portable instruments that can be used by first responders in case of a radiological or nuclear emergency. The comparison is performed through the use of four sources with different shapes and nature (a solid cylindrical shape of Am-241; a stone with copper matrix and extraction material ofTh-232; a railway ballast stone of Cs-137; and a needle of Ra-226) and with four instruments with different detection technologies (HDS-101, FH-40, AutoMess 6150AD andXMMIRA). The tests with the portable instruments are performed by placing the sources at 1 m distance and in contact with the instruments to report the difference in reaction, data collection and determining indications of the best solution for the emergency.
Publisher
Science & Technology Research Institute for Defence (STRIDE)
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