New Video: SaphyGATE G, smart radiation portal monitor for vehicle control

Environmental laboratory

New Video: SaphyGATE G, smart radiation portal monitor for vehicle control

06 Dec, 2018

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Dedicated to the control of radiation hazards on industrial and civil sites, the SaphyGATE G radiation portal monitor automatically detects the potential radioactivity of trucks, trains and their loads. Compliant with the IEC 62022 international standard, it is especially suited for the recycling and steel industry, border control and nuclear facilities. Its smart algorithm was designed to compensate the radioactive background attenuation induced by the vehicle driving through, in order to strongly reduce the false alarm rate. The SaphyGATE G is available with an alarm classification option for the discrimination of natural and artificial radiation.

“We have been developing the SaphyGATE G for several years and our portal monitors are among the top-ranking solutions on the market,” points out Eric Dollé, Head of Product Management for the Nuclear & Health Physics division of Bertin. “On top of their radiation measuring performances, SaphyGATE G portal monitors comply with the requirements of one of the toughest international standards, IEC 62022. This places the SaphyGATE G at the industry’s cutting edge. Our international ambitions for this solution have already been confirmed by our first customer orders.”

Click here to watch the SaphyGATE in action.

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