GAMMA RAY SPECTROMETER (INTEGRAL MINIM BASED)

Gamma Ray Spectrometer type GR612, developed & manufactured by Nucleonix Systems is a low cost integral model specially designed to serve the requirements of P.G.Colleges & Universities both for teaching & Research labs. Considerable cost saving is achieved because of optional design & Integral construction, without any degradation in performance.

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Radiation Calibration Lab Facilities

Nucleonix Systems, Calibration facilities are accredited to ‘National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories’ ( A Constituent Board of Quality Council of India)

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Radiation Survey Meter

RADIATION SURVEY METER (micro) Type: RM701N is a G.M. Detector based, battery powered, hand-held, ruggedized general purpose radiation Survey Meter. This will be useful for dose rate measurements in Nuclear installations, Radiochemical plants, Reprocessing plants, etc.

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Alpha Hand & Clothing Monitor

Alpha Hand & Clothing Monitor NXG_HC1_A manufactured by NUCLEONIX SYSTEMS primarily serve as a personnel monitoring system for checking the contamination of hands, & clothing of radiation worker / technicians working in Nuclear Power Plants, reactors, Radiochemical plants and other similar installations

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Alpha Contamination Probe

Alpha Contamination Probe [ Type No.: ACP 1 ]

Technical Data

Alpha Contamination Probe type ACP-1 of Nucleonix make serves as a large area (Approx. 100 sq.cm) alpha contamination probe. It is designed to work with Nucleonix make Contamination Monitor (Bench Model) CM712 or its equivalent.

Specifications

Alpha Scintillator Screen	A circular Scintillator ZnS screen covered with loose aluminized mylar foil of 125mm dia will be used, with a conical light guide for 2″ PMT. 2″ PMT of Hamamatsu or ETL or Equivalent.
Viewing area	100 sq.cm Approx (circular)
Operating Voltage Range	800V to 900V
Efficiency	Better than 25% (at centre) in contact with mesh
Cable length	One meter (by default)
Open Area	More than 85% of the area is open for measurement

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