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Appointment: continuous pumping of atmospheric air with a constant flow rate through a filter element based on Petryanova fabric. measurement of ionizing radiation parameters at a controlled point in accordance with the capabilities of the unit used.

The mobile spectrometric installation MKG-01D is designed to measure the energy spectrum of gamma radiation and is used to determine the isotopic composition and specific activity of gamma-emitting radionuclides of radioactive waste (RW) in light-duty containers of various shapes and geometries (metal barrels, plastic containers), in non-returnable protective reinforced concrete containers of the NPC type, as well as to determine activity of extended objects. Purpose: implementation of a fully automated system designed to measure, process and present spectrometric information about the sources of controlled gamma radiation

The fast-deployable radiation monitoring system (BR ASKRO) is intended for the operational creation of a local autonomous automated network of portable radiation monitoring posts in places where radiation emergencies occur. The main purpose of the system being created is continuous radiation monitoring, on areas up to 1 km2, when performing work to localize accidents and eliminate their consequences to ensure the safe operation of personnel of emergency rescue units, as well as to monitor the effectiveness of the work performed.

Purpose: measurement of the volume of air pumped through the analytical filter; measurement of volumetric air flow through an analytical filter. Features: output of information to the LCD indicator; automatic and manual control of an external actuator (valve, crane); obtaining information about the analytical filter used using a barcode reader; transmission of data on the state of the device, the measured volume flow and the pumped volume of air to communication channels; providing access to information via the RS-485 interface; work both independently and as part of radiation monitoring systems

Purpose: measurement of individual dose equivalent (IED); measurement of the power of the individual dose equivalent (MIED).

X–ray radiation dosimeters clinical DRC, depending on the modification, are designed for: measuring the product of the kerma (absorbed dose) in the air by the cross-sectional area of the X-ray beam (hereinafter referred to as the product of the kerma in the air by the area) when using the DRC-1, DRC-1E, DRC-1M Outline, DRC-1M dosimeters with the DRC measuring console-1M-E03, DRC-1M-E04, DRC-1M-E05, DRC-1M-E06; measurements of the product of the kerma power (absorbed dose) in the air per area (hereinafter referred to as the product of the kerma power in the air per area) using the DRK–1E and DRK-1M dosimeters equipped with the DRK-1M-E06 measuring console; measurements of the product of the kerma (absorbed dose) in the air along the length (hereinafter referred to as the product of the kerma in the air along the length) using DRK-1M-CT dosimeters; measurements of kerma (absorbed dose) in the air; measurements of the kerma power (absorbed dose) in the air when using DRK-1M dosimeters.

Dosimeter is a gamma-beta radiation radiometer for working in "dirty" conditions. Allows you to switch modes and take measurements in conditions of radioactive contamination. Measurement of the beta radiation flux density is carried out with automatic subtraction of the gamma radiation background. Purpose: measurement of the ambient dose equivalent of H*(10) gamma radiation; measurement of ambient dose equivalent of H*(10) gamma radiation; measurement of beta particle flux density; estimation of the counting rate with combined measurements of gamma and beta radiation.

Purpose: measuring the level of contamination of hands, feet (shoes) and clothing of personnel with beta-active substances and signaling when exceeding permissible levels monitoring the level of contamination with alpha-emitting radionuclides monitoring the contamination of personnel at nuclear power plants, nuclear fuel cycle enterprises (NFC), radiological laboratories, other enterprises and institutions using radioactive substances.