The HCVM X-ray screening system is designed for ease of operation and can be driven from location to location and be ready for use in less than 30 minutes.
The HCVM requires a minimal footprint and external infrastructure while still meeting the most demanding international security-screening requirements.
This system uses a range of accelerators from 4MeV to 6MeV and a variety of scanning modes. The combination of these capabilities with high mobility makes this product ideal for applications that require the quick and easy relocation of the screening checkpoint.
When equipped with the optional iCmore™ radioactive-material detection system, the HCVM can carry out simultaneous X-ray inspections and an analysis to detect radioactive gamma and or neutron materials.
The HCVM L version is an all-in-one mobile-screening lorry. The HCVM T version of the range can be towed by a standard truck.
Depending on customer requirements and legislation, there are 2 scanning principles:
1) DCO moves back and forth while vehicles are stationary;
2) vehicles move continuously under their own power through the portal of a fixed IDK
Performance specifications
Platform
SAMRO
Max weight
28 tons
Overall dimensions (without tractor) when driving on the road
13.6(L) x 2.5(W) x 4(H) m
Crawl speed
When reciprocating HCVM T – 24 or 12 m/min (36 m/min optional)
When scanning as a fixed portal, the speed of vehicles is up to 7 km/h
IDK overall dimensions when scanning
12.4 (L) x8.6 (W) x 5.6 (H) m
Object scan height range
0.2 m to 4.75 m
Portal clearance height
4.8 m
Unroll time
Up to 30 minutes (average 15 minutes)
Bandwidth
Up to 25 vehicles per hour in reciprocating scan and up to 150 vehicles in portal mode
Minimum number of statements
1 image analyst/DCO operator and 1 vehicle coordinator
Operating temperature range
-20°C to +43°C (option: -25°C to +50°C)
Storage temperature range
-30°C to +55°C
Relative humidity
At +20°C – up to 95% (non-condensing)
Power Consumption
Average 24 kVA
Maximum overall dimensions of an object
28m (L) x 3.5m (W) x 4.75m (H)
Facilities for
operators
Air conditioner, refrigerator, radio, lighting, shelves, up to 4 operator stations
Computer system
Image Analysis Workstations (RIW)
2 flat 22″ LCDs
Image analysis functions
Contrast and sharpness enhancement, filters, note-taking and annotation, histogram correction, comparison of x-ray images and accompanying documents, reporting and image export, object measurements
Database Workstation (DBW)
SQL Server
Database storage capacity
28000 images (standard)
Data Archiving
DVD Burner
Command and Control Workstation (CMW)
Terminal with 22″ LCD monitor
Printer
Color laser printer
Radiation Safety
Environment control
CCTV cameras (one of them is PTZ), radio communication, infrared barriers
Indication
Light towers, siren
Annual exposure dose to operators and others
Complies with the sanitary regulations of the Russian Federation and all other applicable Russian and foreign laws and regulations regarding devices with X-rays
Maximum cumulative radiation dose at 10 cm from the outer surface of the safety zone fence
Less than 0.5 µSv per hour and less than 1 mSv/year
Radiation dose rate at the operator’s workplace
Less than 0.5 µSv/h and less than 1 mSv/yr
Options
ARD™
Automatic Gamma Radiation Detector
ARD n
Automatic detector of gamma and neutron radiation
CIW Workstation
Maintaining a database of shipping documents and information about vehicles
R2S workstation
Remote Maintenance Support
RIW Workstation
Optional 22″ LCD Image Analysis Workstation
Towing Attachment
Hitch
Models
4031
6032 viZual
Radiation energy, MeV
4.5
6/4
Steel penetration, mm
310
320
Contrast sensitivity, %
0.6
1.12
Steel wire detection, mm
0.5
1.5
Safety zone dimensions for 20 scans per hour of vehicles 20 m long at 0.5 µSv/h at the zone boundary, m
46 x 45
40 x 41
Safety zone dimensions for 20 scans per hour of vehicles 20m long at 20µSv/h at the zone boundary, m
