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Most environmental radiation consists of three types: alpha rays (α), beta rays (β) and gamma rays (γ). HORIBA's PA-1000 'Radi' environmental radiation monitor makes it easy for non-specialists to measure even minute levels of gamma ...
ByHORIBA Europe GmbH based in Leichlingen, GERMANY
As a radiological hazard that emits alpha, beta, and gamma rays, it is a ...
ByChartWater™ - A Chart Industries Company based in Duluth, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Portable and high-sensitivity radiation detectors are used by police, custom inspectors, and others to detect radioactive substances (alpha particles, beta particles, gamma rays, and x-rays), as well as neutrons. We offer a wide selection of photodetectors designed for use with scintillation-based ...
ByHamamatsu Photonics based in Iwata City, JAPAN
Multiphase flows are complex and unpredictable however they have a significant bearing on the safety, costs and revenues of many processes – particularly in oil and gas, but also in aerospace, chemicals and other ...
ByIndustrial Tomography Systems Ltd. (ITS) based in Manchester, UNITED KINGDOM
Polimaster provides a broad range of customized solutions for nuclear power plants, including access control, continuous gamma and neutron radiation monitoring of different facilities, personnel safety, and calibration of radiation measuring ...
ByPolimaster based in Nemezio Sen, LITHUANIA
To achieve your sterilization goals, you may require Ethylene Oxide (EO or ETO), Gamma, Electron beam (E-Beam), X-ray, or Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) technologies. ...
BySterigenics U.S., LLC based in Oak Brook, ILLINOIS (USA)
One of the principal uses of medical isotopes is for diagnostic imaging procedures in the human body. Radioactive isotopes such as technetium-99m (Tc-99m), a daughter isotope of Mo-99, are light-producing elements used in nuclear medicine imaging. When introduced into the patient’s body for medical diagnostic procedures, these radioisotopes help doctors examine how their patients’ various tissues and internal organs are functioning. Some examples of diagnostic nuclear medicine include imaging coronary ...
ByShine Technologies based in Janesville, WISCONSIN (USA)