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RAID AFM NC-version Automated Facility Monitor for Nuclear and Chemical Detection Innovation with Integrity Safety & Security

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Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) Many countries have or are working towards a strategy for the protection of their critical infrastructure. Critical infrastructure includes but is not limited to airports, power plants, banking and finance centers, water supply systems, governmental institutions, transportation, National Health Service. These facilities, services and institutions require an appropriate level of protection. Incidents directed at Critical Infrastructure such as a terrorist attack or a natural disaster, could have a major impact on the civil population, health and...

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Protection areas ■ Early warning tool for civil and industrial applications ■ Long term monitoring of ambient air of areas and facilities for the presence of hazardous compounds and nuclear ■ Integration into air-conditioning and fire safety systems ■ Control of working place pollutants ■ Either operation as stand-alone XPI™ Photo Ionization source: |~1~| Non radioactive ionisation source Remote webserver monitorin EVENTS SETTINGS Visualization of instrument status ■ Control of instrument operation ■ Instrument configuration setting ■ Recordable event reader pocket computer with web-browser...

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Technical Specifications Base Unit Drying filter lifetime Approx. 9000 hrs of operation Size 560 mm x 160 mm x 600 mm (LxWxH) 860 mm (Height with radiation probe) < 10 minutes (Operator Level) < 45 minutes (Direct Support) Power requirement 100 – 230 V AC, 150 W, Optional: 18 – 32 V DC Training required to operate the instrument Approx. 2 hrs Data interfaces Ethernet C-Detection performance Compounds with proton or electron affinity, detection limits in the ppb and ppm concentration range TIC’s: Standard compounds: sulfur dioxid, hydrogen cyanide, chlorine, volatile chlorinated hydrocarbons...

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