Equivalent Dose Meter SM-3-D
Mobile equivalent dose meter for measurement of gamma radiation as surrounding dose equivalent rate easy handling acoustic impulse signalisation large measuring range compact enclosure
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The portable equivalent dose meter SM-3-D is customized for determination of the surrounding dose equivalent rate of gamma radiation. The operation of the equivalent dose meter SM-3-D is very simple, which means that the user does not necessarily require any experience with radiation measurement technique. Due to its compact design the equivalent dose meter SM-3-D is very popular among installers and technicians. Average values of the current equivalent dose can be determined in one minute by means of a quick-test. The equivalent dose meter SM-3-D is equipped with an auditory impulse signalisation, i.e. the decay rate can be claimed acoustically by the equivalent dose meter. The detection of gamma radiation by means of the equivalent dose meter SM-3-D is applied in various areas, e.g. environmental conservation, construction industry, measuring engineering, waste disposal, recycling etc. Thus the equivalent dose meter SM-3-D has multiple application options and helps installers and engineers measuring potentials of nuclear radiation. Here you will find an overview of all
equivalent dose
meters.
For
further information about the Equivalent
Dose Meter SM-3-D,
please read the following technical data or call our Hotline: UK customers +44(0) 23 809 870 30 / US customers +1-410-387-7703. Our technicians and engineers will gladly advise you
regarding the Equivalent
Dose Meter SM-3-D
or any other product in terms of regulation
and control
or scales and balances by PCE
Instruments.
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- Very large measuring range for dose rate 1.2
µSvh ... 999 µSvh
- Compact and clear
- Easy handling
- Display lighting
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- Large energy range for photons 40
keV... 1.3 MeV
- Average determination for dose rate over 1 min
- Auditory impulse signalisation
- Measurement of gamma radiation
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Here
you can get some general knowledge
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What is
radiation?
By the end of the 19th century Antoine-Henri Becquerel discovered that mixtures containing uranium produce spontaneously, i.e. without foreign influences, invisible radiation. For example the decay of radium causes alpha emission. The unstable nucleus of this radioactive radium isotope (88 protons and 139 neutrons) attempts to become a more stable isotope. Thus the radium nucleus emits so called alpha particles, equal to a helium-nucleus, consisting of two protons and two neutrons. It is called alpha radiation. |
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Which
measuring units are common in fields of radiation protection?
We have no sense for the recognition of ionised radiation. Thus for the detection of radiation a measuring device is necessary. In order to evaluate the effect of radiation knowledge about radiation forms and energy as well as about radionuclides in the human body are necessary. For example the activity measurement alone does not give any indication about biological effects or dangerousness of radiation.
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Technical Specification
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Measuring indicators
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Surrounding equivalent dose rate in µSvh dH(10)dt
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Measuring range
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local dose rate of gamma radiation 0.1 µSvh... 999 µSvh ( calibrated on Co-60), average determination of dose rate every 60 sec. (switch-off and connection possible)
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Radiation detector
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energy compensated, halogen using Geiger-Müller-counter
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Energy ranges
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photons 40 keV to 1.3 MeV
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Weight
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100 g (with battery)
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Intrinsic error under reference conditions
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<
25% under reference-conditions at Co-60
Overload capacity 10- fold
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Overload capacity
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10- fold
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Output
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LCD with connectable background lighting, acoustic impulse signalisation
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Energy supply:
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Batteries
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2 x LR 6, each 1.5 V
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Battery lifetime
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approx. 100 hrs. (in radiation-free state)
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Operation conditions:
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Temperature
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-20 °C to +50 °C
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Relative humidity
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max. 90 % (at 30°C)
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Weight
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250 g
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Measures
(L x A x H)
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145 x 80 x 40 mm
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Delivery Content
1 x equivalent dose meter SM-3-D
1 x transportation case
1 x battery
1 x calibration certificate
1 x instruction manual
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Here you will find an overview of all the measuring instruments available at PCE Instruments. |
Contact: PCE Instruments UK Limited
Unit 11 Southpoint Business Park
Ensign Way, Southampton
United Kingdom, SO31 4RF
Phone: +44(0) 23 809 870 30
Fax: +44(0) 23 809 870 39
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Contact: PCE Americas Inc.
1201 Jupiter Park Drive, Suite 8
Jupiter 33458 FL
USA
Phone: +1-410-387-7703
Fax: +1-410-387-7714
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