Savannah River Site (SRS)

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The health physics instrument calibration laboratory was completed in 1996 at the Department of Energy's Savannah River Site in Aiken, South Carolina. This new lab calibrates over 16,000 radiation survey instruments annually. One of the primary goals of the new facility was to reduce the cost of calibration while maintaining the quality of services and products. Hopewell Designs, Inc. designed and manufactured nine different irradiator systems, each of which uses radiation fields of known intensity under automated computer control to calibrate instrumentation. These irradiator systems, combined with the building's new features and the calibration program, has made this one of the best instrument calibration laboratories in the United States.

Irradiators at this site:

Beta Beam Irradiator Gamma Beam Irradiator Neutron Low-Scatter Irradiator 4 instrument platforms under independent or ganged control underground source storage Cs-137 and Co-60 sources Gamma Well Irradiators (3) Cs-137 sources x100 attenuators pneumatic instrument platforms 32 foot source travel Neutron Well Irradiator Cf-252 source pneumatic instrument platform 32 foot source travel X-Ray Irradiator Am-241 irradiator with seven sources on opposite end of track Panoramic Dosimetry Irradiator

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