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HCVL


HCVL – Light vehicle inspection system

Feature Highlights

  • Can be configured as either a conveyor or drive through scanner
  • Both configurations have high throughput (Conveyor: up to 55 cars/hour; Drive through: up to 200 cars/hour)
  • Highest image resolution and quality available
  • X-ray centered view delivering a symmetric image of the top view of the scanned vehicle
  • Compact design for easy integration into existing sites
  • Connectivity with other systems

HCVL

The HCVL ensures the continuous flow of vehicles, even at peak times, while guaranteeing excellent image quality and reliable screening results for any load.

The HCVL X-ray screening system is suited for installation in ports, land borders and city entrances – wherever there is a need for screening a high throughput of light vehicles including cars, vans, minibuses and camping cars.

It offers operators a fast and easy-to-use tool for detecting threats such as drugs, explosives, weapons, contraband, radioactive materials and trafficking of people.

Its vertical-centric geometry scanning enables entire fully-loaded vehicles to be analysed in a single view.

The integrated CargoVision platform ensures high levels of security are maintained by delivering reliable analysis information.

High definition X-ray images of the vehicle can be viewed with the DaiSy dataset-management tool, providing quick and accurate analysis either on-site or remotely.

To support local regulation on the scanning of passengers, HCVL is available in either drive-through scanning mode with the HCVL 35D or with a conveyor-scanning mode with the HCVL 40.

When equipped with the optional iCmore radioactivity capability, the HCVL simultaneously carries out both the X-ray inspection and an analysis to detect the presence of radioactive gamma materials within the vehicle.

When equipped with the OCR ALPR option, the licence-plate number of the inspected vehicle is automatically registered inside the dataset of the vehicle.

SKU: HCVL-1 Categories: ,

General characteristics

Nominal energy (MeV) 4MeV
Scan principle Depending on the configuration, gantry and conveyor control modes are available when the vehicle moves through the portal on its own or with the help of a conveyor
Scanned vehicles Cars, vans, vans and motorhomes (up to 3.6m high)
Projection Symmetrical top view

 

Performance specifications

Tunnel dimensions

3.3 (W) x 3.7 (H) m

Maximum overall
object dimensions

2.8 x 3.6 x 6.5 m

Max object weight

4000 kg for conveyor configuration and unlimited for portal configuration

Operating temperature range

-20°C to +40°C

Storage temperature range

From -35°С to +55°С

Relative humidity

at 20⁰С – up to 99%

 

Computer system

DaiSy workstation

New ergonomic shell with an intuitive interface

Image analysis functions

Multi-window operation, work environment customization, any analysis function can be launched in 2 clicks

Display

24″ LCD

Database Workstation

SQL Server

Database storage capacity

RAID 1, up to 500,000 control data files

Radiation Safety

Maximum cumulative radiation dose at 10 cm from the outer surface of the zone fence
Security

Less than 1 µSv/h

Radiation dose rate at the operator’s workplace Less than 1 mSv/yr

Options

OCR

Number plate recognition system

ARD™

Automatic Gamma Radiation Detector

TIP Overlay images of dangerous and illegal objects on real x-ray television images
Room Furnishings for Operators

Air conditioner

Information systems integration
  • DMS (Global Cargo and Vehicle Inspection Systems)
  • R2S (remote maintenance support)
  • EDI, interface for information exchange between HCVL and customer databases

 

Models

Configuration

HCVL 40

HCVL 35D

Steel penetration (mm)

240

200

Throughput, vehicles per hour

up to 55

up to 200

Safety zone (with concrete fence), m 22(L) x 6(W)

8 (L) x 5 (W)

Typical dose for each vehicle passenger n/a

less than 160 nSv/scan at 7 km/h speed

Radiation Safety Complies with RF sanitary regulations and all other applicable Russian and foreign laws and regulations regarding x-ray devices