A Design of Remote Monitoring System for Radioactive Environments in Difficult Terrain

Yu Qian Cui; Fan Long Kong; Yue Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.610-613.1170

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A Design of Remote Monitoring System for Radioactive Environments in Difficult Terrain

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In this paper, an innovative remote monitoring system for radioactive environments is presented. Many sites have radioactive contamination areas that range from tank farms to burial sites and process facilities that are being deactivated, where additional monitoring and characterization are required in order to protect workers health and safety. According to that, we proposed an innovative system which is cost-effective, readily deployable and can be used for monitoring, visual characterization and radiological/chemical sampling.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 610-613)

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Yu Qian Cui, Fan Long Kong, Yue Li

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Cost-Effective, Difficult Terrain, Radioactive Environments, Remote Monitering System

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