Equipment

General characteristics: USB 2.0 interface, SCPI support Power supply ~ 230 V, 35 V*A Operating temperature range from minus 10 C to + 40 C Dimensions; weight 325×270×125× mm; 4 kg

Overall dimensions with raised protective shield 2405x800x2270 mm Overall dimensions with lowered protective shield 2405x800x2100 mm The diameter of the exhaust pipe is 200 mm Weight 386 kg Power supply 220 V, 50 Hz, 16 A

Certified luxmeter sensor with pulse meter and brightness meter functions for connection to a PC (via USB), BOI-01, BOI-02 and Ecofizika units.

The installations are designed for continuous monitoring of the radiation situation at specified points of radiation objects with data transmission via VHF radio frequency channel and/or GSM/GPRS network. Purpose: radiation monitoring of industrial sites of nuclear power plants and other radiation facilities (RCP); radiation monitoring of the environment of sanitary protection zones and observation zones (RCOS); creation of an automated system for monitoring the radiation situation (ASKRO) of territories, sanitary protection zones (SPZ) and monitoring zones (ZN) of radiation-hazardous objects; creation of situational crisis centers (SCC) of enterprises and regions.

The body of the 25M URS valve is of welded construction and consists of a shell, a seat, side and lower nozzles. With the lower branch pipe, the 25M URS valve is connected to the vacuum system with studs. The smooth part of the stem serves as a visual indicator of the "open" or “closed” valve positions. The casing is designed to protect the valve from accidental openings, and also serves as additional protection against precipitation, sand, dust entering the inner cavity of the valve. The valve opens when the flywheel rotates counterclockwise. The valve closes when the flywheel rotates clockwise.

Designed for: measurements (along with the primary measuring transducers of PIP) of vibroacoustic characteristics according to specified algorithms during complex monitoring of buildings, structures and mechanisms.