GAMCPR - Close Proximity Radiography

What Is Close Proximity Radiography (CPR)?

CPR is “The conducting of radiography in close proximity to authorized radiation workers, members of the public or radiation sensitive monitoring devices in such a way as to ensure continuous operations”.

CPR is achieved by utilizing a system of X-ray or Gamma emitting devices incorporating specific collimation with rigid and / or flexible shielding to reduce the Primary Beam and scattered radiation to safe levels at the desired barrier distance.

Why Should Asset Owners In Production Facilities Consider Using CPR?

Three Simple Reasons:

• Massive Cost Savings

The need for production work to continue 24/7, whilst conducting Non-Destructive Testing in the form of Industrial Radiography, is why we developed the  GAMCPR system

• Radiation Safety

The achievement of ALARA “ As Low As Reasonably Achievable”, due to  reduction of the Primary Beam and scattered radiation to safe levels at the desired barrier distance, thereby enhancing radiation safety for all role-players.

• Improved Image Quality

By Using A Radioactive Source That Will Provide High Quality Radiographs. The use of Se.75 for industrial radiography has gained wide ranging acceptance.

1. Safe working area can be reduced to 1m*

2. Light weight portable Se-75 Gamma-Ray Projector

3. Improved radiographic productivity (24 hour production)**

4. Versatile (adaptable for contact and ellipse shots)

5. Flexible Radiation Shielding Mats

6. Easily adjustable Clamping Jig

*Depending on source strength and number of shielding mats used

**(As you can do radiography while other factory functions are happening in the area