HCVS INSPECTION AND CHECKING COMPLEX (ICSC)

Main features:
Inspection of trucks, cars and containers at ports, airports and border checkpoints
Two-projection system
High throughput: up to 20 trucks per hour.
Small dimensions and security perimeter
Penetration capacity on steel - up to 410 mm at 9 MeV energy.
Small occupied space

The HCVS 9000 series fixed inspection and screening systems (FIS) are designed to optimize inspection procedures at ports, airports and border checkpoints. These systems are used to scan vehicles (including the driver's cabin) and containers to detect dangerous and prohibited items, such as explosives and narcotics, weapons of mass destruction and contraband. The fixed inspection and screening system also allows for verification of customs declarations. The use of FIS reduces the need for manual inspection of vehicles and containers.

The HCVS uses a 9 MeV electron accelerator, providing a penetration capability of up to 410 mm in steel. The throughput capacity is up to 20 vehicles per hour.

The high-performance imaging system provides the operator with detailed radioscopic images of the container or vehicle, allowing for quick and reliable detection of prohibited items inside. The viZual technology, which can be equipped with the HCVS, allows for the separation of organic and inorganic materials in the image, based on the effective atomic number of the substance.

When equipped with the ARD automatic radioactive material detection system, the system can simultaneously detect gamma and/or neutron radiation from fissile materials while scanning.

The dual-view system provides 2 images (top view and side view). This configuration makes it much easier for the operator to detect and accurately localize suspicious items in the cargo.

HCVS systems have proven their high efficiency and are now an indispensable tool for customs and law enforcement agencies around the world.

Characteristics

Nominal energy

9 MeV

Scanning principle

Containers or cars are transported on a conveyor through a stationary scanning system.

Throughput

23 machines per hour

Personnel (minimum)

1 image analysis operator, 1 system operator and 1 registration operator

Operating temperature

-40 to +50 °C

Relative humidity

up to 100%

Power consumption

minimum 135 kVA

Computer system

Image analysis workstation (RIW)

3 terminals with 22" LCD monitors

Image analysis tools

Contrast enhancement, edge enhancement, filters, labels and explanatory notes, histogram equalization, object measurement, comparison with previously saved images, image conversion to standard formats.

Database workstation (DBW)

SQL DBMS

Data archiving

DVD burner

Monitoring and control station (CMW)

Terminal with 22" LCD monitor

Registration workstation (CIW)

Station for scanning documents and entering registration data.

Printer

Color laser printer

Radiation safety

Safety zone

17 x 47 m

Surveillance

Video surveillance system (6 cameras)

Alarm

Three-color indicator lamps, sirens

Compliance with standards

Complies with NRB-99/2009 (SanPiN 2.6.1.2523-09)

Health and safety

Dose at the boundary of the restricted access zone.

less than 1 mSv/year, less than 0.5 μSv/hour

Dose in the operators' room.

less than 1 mSv/year, less than 0.5 μSv/hour

Inspected vehicles/containers

Maximum dimensions

4.7x3.5x20m

Maximum weight

60

Options

ARDtm

Automatic detection of radioactive materials (gamma)

ARDn

Automatic detection of radioactive materials (gamma, neutron)

Maintenance workstation (RMW)

Remote maintenance station

Training workstation (TS)

Built-in operator training system

Configuration

9041

9041viZual

Nominal energy

9 MeV

9 MeV

Penetration (steel)

410 mm

410 mm

Absorbed dose per scan

less than 64 μSv

less than 64 μSv

Radiation protection

Concrete building and protective gates
See also