Portable electrical Laboratory for testing and finding cable damage by acoustic and induction method Athlete KAI-2.502 (IDM)

General monitoring of contamination of various objects with radioactive substances in the counting rate mode, with the possibility of separate measurement of the alpha particle flux density and beta particle flux density, as well as the gamma radiation dose rate A wide range of measurements The possibility of using an extension rod

High sensitivity Sound, light and visual alarm of exceeding the set threshold levels The possibility of using both stationary and wearable versions A wide range of measurements

Technical specifications: Maximum load (torque): 30 N·m Maximum twisting angle: 50000° The discreteness of the twisting angle: 0.01° Twisting angle error: ±0.1° Torque discreteness: 0.001 N·m Relative error of torque measurement: no more than 1% in the measurement range from 0.6 to 30 Nm Torque measurement error: no more than 0.01 N·m in the measurement range from 0 to 0.6 N · m Maximum rotation speed: 10 rpm Weight: 150 kg Overall dimensions (length x width x height): 1000 x 500 x 500 mm Diameter of the universal testing device: 80 mm Maximum spring length: 300 mm or more

Application range: 1.0 – 20.0 m/s; Accuracy characteristics: PG±(0.3+0.05V)m/s; Service life of at least 6 years; Overall dimensions 170 x 70 x 70 mm; Weight 0.25 kg; Application conditions from -45°C to +50°C; Minor variations in the design of the device are possible.

Appointment: The installation is designed to detect radioactive contamination of the surfaces of controlled objects.

Designed for: measurements (along with the primary measuring transducers of PIP) of vibroacoustic characteristics according to specified algorithms during complex monitoring of buildings, structures and mechanisms.

The error is ± 0.05 °C in the range of -50...+300 °C. The minimum immersion depth of the sensor is 75 mm Overall dimensions of the electronic unit 80x75x100 mm Weight 0.25 kg

Purpose: measurement of the individual dose equivalent of Hp(10) photon radiation; measurement of the individual dose equivalent of Hp(10) neutron radiation; measurement of the individual dose equivalent in the skin Hp(0.07) and the lens of the eye Hp(3) of photon and beta radiation; measurement of ambient dose equivalent H*(10) of photon radiation.