Dockside Radiation Monitoring System

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Dockside Radiation Monitoring System
SARTREX
POWER CONTROL
SYSTEMS INC.
Dockside Radiation Monitoring System
The Dockside Radiation
Monitoring System is a custom
designed radiation detection
system that is positioned beside
visiting Nuclear Powered Vessels
(NPVs) to measure gamma
radiation. A Base Station and up
to 3 Remote Monitors inland
continuously monitor any
gamma radiation emanating from
the NPV. If radiation from the
NPV increases beyond a preset
level, the system goes into alarm
mode and initiates the Nuclear
Emergency Response process.
This system has been installed at
three sites in Canada: Canadian
Forces Bases at Halifax and
Esquimalt, as well as at the
Maritime Engineering Test
Installing System at CFB Nanoose
Range, at Nanoose Harbour, BC.
The DMS is an integrated system
which consists of a sensor-andRadiation levels exceeding safe limits cause alarm
alarm-suite (SAS) for radiation detection and a base
indicators such a beacon, horn, and message player to
station (BS) for remotely monitoring, analyzing and
activate. In addition, an anemometer is included to
displaying dosimetry measurements. Radiation data
monitor local wind conditions.
captured at the dockside by the highly sensitive SAS
sensors are transmitted to the BS communication hub
The BS and RMs utilize identical, interchangeable
(CH), and then to several remote monitors (RMs)
notebook computers for redundancy. The BS, itself,
located in the local area at National Defence
consists of a docking station and a multiple serial port
Headquarters, all using standard telephony
to which up to 8 external modems can be connected.
technology.
This allows simultaneous data transmission between
all stations. The laptop computers contain
The SAS includes triply-redundant Geiger-Mueller
communication, analysis and data storage software,
gamma radiation sensors and a microprocessor
several warning and error correction facilities as well
which controls the operation of the SAS unit. It also
as a computer-based alarm system (visual, audio and
includes an uninterruptible power supply which
recorded). The software continuously displays the
providespower for at least 8 hours in case of powerdose rate in both graphical and digital formats.
Sensor &
Alarm
Suite (SAS)
Jetty
To/From
NDHQ
Telemetry:
Phone Line &
Modems
Communications
Hub (CH)
Remote
Monitor
(RM)
Remote
Monitor
(RM)
Base
Station (BS)
System Specifications
Detectors ........................................................................................3 Sartrex 509A Wide-Range Survey Meters
Sensor Technology ..........................................................................Twin Geiger-Mueller Tubes
Detection Range ..............................................................................0.01 µSv/hr to 10 Sv/hr
Energy Response .............................................................................57 1200keV
Operating Conditions ......................................................................-20 C to +50 C
Computer Specifications (BS & RMs)............................................NEC Versa 6050 MH Notebook Computer
Serial Port Panel..............................................................................RocketPort 8 (RP*) Interface Panel
Telephony Components...................................................................Boca modems, V34 28800bps
Database Format..............................................................................MS AccessR compatible format
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EGGI
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ANNY
PPA
D
EERREE DCCOOMM
SSTT
ISO
ISO
9001
9001
SGS
SGS
Rev. 1, Nov. 14, 2002
222 Snidercroft Rd
Concord, ON, Canada
L4K 1B5
Phone (905) 669-2278
(905) 669-6127
Fax
Web
www.sartrex.com

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