
DAILY INSPECTION INSTRUCTIONS
Introduction
The AEA Technology QSA, Inc. Model 880 Delta, Sigma and Elite radiographic exposure devices provide innovation to the most widely used family of radiographic exposure devices utilized for
The Model 880 is primarily designed for use with
The tubular stainless steel case of welded construction contains a cast radiation shield of depleted uranium. One end of the exposure device houses a locking mechanism mounted to the back plate from which the source assembly connector is accessible during usage. The opposite end of the exposure device houses an outlet port mechanism which is mounted to the front plate. The outlet port mechanism allows attachment of source guide tube (projection sheath) without an elevation of radiation levels.
The Model 880 Delta may be used with suitable source assemblies up to a maximum activity for the following listed isotopes:
150Ci | (5.55TBq) | |
20Ci | (0.74TBq) | |
80Ci | (2.96TBq) | |
0.065Ci | (2.4GBq) |
The Model 880 Sigma may be used with suitable source assemblies up to a maximum activity for the following listed isotopes:
130Ci | (4.81TBq) | |
20Ci | (0.74TBq) | |
80Ci | (2.96TBq) | |
0.025Ci | (925MBq) |
The Model 880 Elite may be used with suitable source assemblies up to a maximum activity for the following listed isotopes:
50Ci | (1.85TBq) | |
20Ci | (0.74TBq) | |
80Ci | (2.96TBq) | |
0.025Ci | (925MBq) |
A range of remote control units, source guide tubes (projection sheaths), collimators (beam limiters), service replacement units and accessories are available for these systems.
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