Inspection of trucks and other vehicles, as well as containers at sea ports, airports and state border checkpoints. High throughput: up to 23 vehicles per hour. Penetration of steel up to 400 mm at 6 MeV. Small dimensions and safety zone. Advanced viZual technology provides high-quality visualization with material recognition and color coding of organic/inorganic materials in one scan.
The HCVG viZual SIDC series is designed to optimize inspection at sea and river ports, airports and state border checkpoints. These SIDCs are used for effective inspection of vehicles (including the cabin) and containers to detect explosives and narcotics, weapons, weapons of mass destruction, contraband, as well as to verify that the cargo declaration corresponds to the contents.
The HCVG viZual is a non-destructive inspection system for vehicle contents without the need for manual inspection.
The HCVG viZual series uses a dual energy X-ray accelerator: 4 and 6 MeV, allowing high penetration limits on steel up to 400 mm at a high throughput of up to 23 vehicles per hour.
With viZual technology, the HCVG viZual provides high-quality visualization of vehicle contents. Detailed, high-quality X-ray television images show the contents of a container or vehicle with the separation of organic and inorganic materials. This allows for a quick, reliable analysis in a single scan.
The HCVG viZual can be additionally equipped with an automatic radioactive material detector (ARD), in which case it simultaneously forms an X-ray television image and analyzes the contents for the presence of radioactive neutron and/or gamma materials.
The modular design of the HCVG viZual SIDS allows for a certain degree of mobility and customization. The HCVG viZual SIDS is easy to operate, requires a minimum of space and external infrastructure, while meeting the most stringent international requirements for security screening systems.
Technical data
General technical characteristics
Nominal radiation energy (MeV)
4/6 MeV alternation
Scanning principle
The gantry with the radiation accelerator moves relative to a stationary container or vehicle
Technical characteristics of the system
Electric drive
Electric motor controlled by a frequency controller
Equipment weight
27 tons
Scanning speed
24 m/min
Working area
31000 x11000 x 6500 mm (LxWxH)
Scanning height
From 0.48 m to 4.7 m, with a vehicle width of 2.5 m
19000x3500x4700 mm standard/length with additional equipment up to 45000 mm
viZual
Recognition of materials using working energy of two levels. Different color representation of organic substances, inorganic substances, mixtures and substances consisting of heavy elements, depending on the atomic number of the element
Computer system
Reference Image Workstation (RIW)
Two terminals with 22" flat-panel LCD displays
Image analysis tools
Contrast and sharpness adjustment, filters, creating marks and annotations, histogram correction, comparative viewing of saved images and control data, export of images in standard formats, measurement of objects
Database Workstation (DBW)
SQL database
Data storage
Standard 14,000 images (RAID drive)
Data archiving
DVD writer
Monitoring Station (CMW)
One 22" flat-panel LCD display
Printer
Color laser printer
Network
Compatible with DMS (data management system)
Radiation safety
Surveillance
Access control with infrared barriers
Markings
Three tri-color indicator lights, sirens, information displays
Compliance with standards
According to WHO, ICRP 103 (ICRP 60 revision of 2009), EU and US regulations
Health protection and safety
Radiation dose to the environment
Less than 0.5 µSv/h and less than 1 mSv/year
Radiation dose in the control room
Less than 0.5 µSv/h and less than 1 mSv/year
Additional equipment
ARD™
Automatic detector of radioactive materials (gamma radiation)
ARD p
Automatic detector of radioactive materials (neutron and gamma radiation)
Radiation protection
Concrete walls, protective doors
Operator room
Air conditioning and lighting
Scanning of two vehicles
Simultaneous scanning of two vehicles
Reference Image Workstation (RIW)
Station with additional 22" flat LCD display, 2 displays can be connected
Registration Entry Terminal (CIW)
Station with scanner, for checking and recording identification data
Re-registration Terminal (RCW)
Re-checking terminal for suspicious images
Registration Exit Terminal (COW)
Final recording and checking station
Remote Maintenance Terminal (RMW)
Remote Maintenance Terminal
Training Terminal (TS)
Integrated training system for image analysis operators