Civilian assortment X-Ray scanners - people, luggage and vehicles

• The use of an extremely narrow slit adjustable X-ray beam and filtering system that allows high-speed examination of the entire body.
• Detection of the transmitted X-ray beam by a linear array of semiconductor detectors and its conversion into a digital signal.
• The use of special software for converting the digital signal into a high-quality image, including its optimisation for fast and efficient detection of hidden objects.

• Weapons /firearms, knives, etc./ made of metals, ceramics, plastics, wood and other materials.
• Any objects that can be used as weapons /needles, nails, scissors, etc.
• Components made of explosive detonators, wires, etc.
• Plastic/liquid explosives.
• Narcotics /including ingested in protective packaging.
• Electronic devices.
• Gems and metals.
• Chemical and biological materials in protective cases.
• Any items that may be considered dangerous or prohibited for a specific use .

• Checkpoints for means of transport (airports, ports, railway and bus stations).
• Border control of persons for the needs of the Police and Customs.
• Sensitive checkpoints in departments such as government departments, nuclear power plants, military premises, embassies, VIP security, etc.
• Prison service - control of prisoners, visitors and staff.
• Processing plants for precious stones, precious metals, etc.
• Digital imaging is an X-ray "medical" projection that reveals any hidden objects under a person's clothes or in their entrails.

• matrix Display: 2688 pixels x 1000 pixels,
• spatial resolution of dangerous objects,
• objects with low contrast 1-2 mm,
• high contrast objects min. 0.18 mm,
• scanning time: 8 s,
• imaging time: real-time,
• personal radiation dose: less than 1 ųSv,
• dimensions: 225 cm x 199 cm x 247 cm,
• weight: 650 kg,
• power: 220 V/110 V, 0 Hz/60 Hz, 2 kW.

RADIATION SAFETY: The DRS "Secure scan" is fully compliant with international standards and the recommendations of the US National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements /NCRP/, whereby people should not receive more than 1 mSv/year (millisievert = 1,000 ųSv) from non-medical radiation sources without taking into account natural radiation. The radiation dose received by the persons examined shall not exceed 2 ųSv per examination. This can be compared to a minimum of an hour's flight in an aeroplane at a height of 10 km.

Maximum vehicle size:

• length: 25 m,
• width : 3 m,
• height: 4.4 m.

Scanning tunnel dimensions:

• width: 3.5 m,
• height: 4.6 m,
• scanning speed: 5-10 km/hr.,
• throughput: 90 trucks per hour,
• material penetration: up to 320 mm steel,
• resolution: 2 mm (12 AVG).

Maximum vehicle size:

• length: 5 m,
• width: 2.5 m,
• height: 2.8 m,
• tunnel dimension: 3x3 m,
• speed: 10 km/hr.,
• resolution: 0.8 mm (20 AVG).