Sigma projetor 사용자 설명서
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
1.1
Exposure Device Description
The Model 880Delta, Model 880 Sigma, Model 880 Elite and Model 880 Omega are physically small,
lightweight, portable industrial radiographic exposure devices. The ‘S’ tube design exposure device
consists of a cast depleted Uranium (DU) shield contained and secured within a 300 series stainless steel
tube with stainless steel discs welded at each end to form a cylinder shaped housing. Both discs are
recessed into the stainless steel tube to provide protection for the locking mechanism at the rear side and
the outlet port at the front side.
The welded tubular hosing is oriented horizontally to provide easy access to the locking mechanism and
source assembly connector and to provide easy access to the outlet port for connection of the projection
sheaths. The internal void space of the welded housing is filled with polyurethane foam to prevent the
ingress of water or foreign material but is open to atmospheric pressure. The stainless steel housing
containing the DU shield, locking mechanism, outlet port, protective covers and required labels comprise
the radioactive material transport package.
A plastic jacket surrounds the welded housing and serves as a protective barrier for the labels and
provides the means for carrying and placement during use as a radiographic exposure device. The
Model 880 Delta is identified by a yellow colored jacket. The Model 880 Sigma is identified by a black
colored jacket. The Model 880 Elite is identified by a blue colored jacket and the Model 880 Omega is
identified by a safety orange colored jacket. The plastic jacket incorporates a carrying handle and a base
that is used during radiographic operations but is not required for transportation purposes. The plastic
jacket may be removed for certain applications such as when the exposure device is securely mounted to
a pipe-crawler locomotive or a pipe-liner sled.
The Model 880 Delta, Sigma, Elite and Omega exposure devices are designed, tested, and manufactured
to meet the requirements of ANSI N432-1980, ISO 3999-1:2000(E), IAEA TS-R-1 (1996 Revised),
USNRC 10CFR34, 10CFR71 and 49CFR173 requirements. Additionally, these exposure devices are
designed, manufactured and serviced under an ISO 9001 QA Program and a USNRC 10CFR71, Subpart
H QA Program. The QA program also includes the reporting requirements of USNRC 10CFR21 for
suppliers of source and byproduct materials.
lightweight, portable industrial radiographic exposure devices. The ‘S’ tube design exposure device
consists of a cast depleted Uranium (DU) shield contained and secured within a 300 series stainless steel
tube with stainless steel discs welded at each end to form a cylinder shaped housing. Both discs are
recessed into the stainless steel tube to provide protection for the locking mechanism at the rear side and
the outlet port at the front side.
The welded tubular hosing is oriented horizontally to provide easy access to the locking mechanism and
source assembly connector and to provide easy access to the outlet port for connection of the projection
sheaths. The internal void space of the welded housing is filled with polyurethane foam to prevent the
ingress of water or foreign material but is open to atmospheric pressure. The stainless steel housing
containing the DU shield, locking mechanism, outlet port, protective covers and required labels comprise
the radioactive material transport package.
A plastic jacket surrounds the welded housing and serves as a protective barrier for the labels and
provides the means for carrying and placement during use as a radiographic exposure device. The
Model 880 Delta is identified by a yellow colored jacket. The Model 880 Sigma is identified by a black
colored jacket. The Model 880 Elite is identified by a blue colored jacket and the Model 880 Omega is
identified by a safety orange colored jacket. The plastic jacket incorporates a carrying handle and a base
that is used during radiographic operations but is not required for transportation purposes. The plastic
jacket may be removed for certain applications such as when the exposure device is securely mounted to
a pipe-crawler locomotive or a pipe-liner sled.
The Model 880 Delta, Sigma, Elite and Omega exposure devices are designed, tested, and manufactured
to meet the requirements of ANSI N432-1980, ISO 3999-1:2000(E), IAEA TS-R-1 (1996 Revised),
USNRC 10CFR34, 10CFR71 and 49CFR173 requirements. Additionally, these exposure devices are
designed, manufactured and serviced under an ISO 9001 QA Program and a USNRC 10CFR71, Subpart
H QA Program. The QA program also includes the reporting requirements of USNRC 10CFR21 for
suppliers of source and byproduct materials.
Titanium ‘S’ Tube
Source Assembly
Plunger Lock
Locking Mechanism
Remote
Control
Connector
Remote
Control
Connector
Welded Shield Container
Protective
Plastic Jacket with
Carrying Handle
Plastic Jacket with
Carrying Handle
Depleted Uranium Shield
Outlet Port
Guide Tube
Connector
Guide Tube
Connector