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- 03 Jul 2017, 16:38
- Forum: General discussion
- Topic: Filter isotopes
- Replies: 2
- Views: 5600
Re: Filter isotopes
Coal will adsorb anyhow the organic species contained in rain. For collecting species in ionic form, as cations (metallic species, Cs (137!), ) and anions (nitrates, chlorides, iodides (J131!), phosphates, sulphates, etc.), I would recommend the use of ionexchange resins. These are available for cat...
- 02 Jul 2017, 21:42
- Forum: Software
- Topic: Intune Software - A handy tool for beginners
- Replies: 1
- Views: 6123
Re: Intune Software - A handy tool for beginners
Hi Steven, Thanks for this information. I am going to try this diagnostic software Some months/weeks ago I have started with blank measurements and with some samples which should give a spectrum, unless the backgroud radiation. No shield available sofar (Project in planning). NaI Bicron 3M3/3P, Canb...
- 02 Jul 2017, 21:18
- Forum: General discussion
- Topic: How far can electron radiation penetrate flesh?
- Replies: 1
- Views: 5320
Re: How far can electron radiation penetrate flesh?
Hi Felix, Indeed a lot of incidents were reported with this equipment. Main problems were related to using the wrong software and also the failure of hardware resulting in a wrong position of the selector for X-ray/electron beam exposure. These failures resulted in settings where patients were expos...
- 04 Jun 2017, 05:09
- Forum: General discussion
- Topic: tritium
- Replies: 14
- Views: 82438
Re: tritium
Thanks sgt_bear for your comment on this issue. We could try to get more serious and scientifically based from now on. The radiological toxicity of T (3H) (in the form of tritiated water: HTO) can indeed regarded as relatively low, as compared to isotopes as 32P, 90Sr or beta emitters as 131I and 13...
- 12 May 2017, 22:41
- Forum: General discussion
- Topic: tritium
- Replies: 14
- Views: 82438
Re: tritium
I would like to refer to my earlier postings about the chemical and biological effects of tritium. In fact all organisms have been exposed during ages to tritium which is a naturally occurring isotope while it is generated in the atmosphere, mainly as HTO. Organisms have so many repair mechanisms to...
- 07 Dec 2016, 22:57
- Forum: General discussion
- Topic: Concerns about Belgian Nuclear Plants
- Replies: 7
- Views: 11090
Re: Concerns about Belgian Nuclear Plants
The concerns about a nuclear catastrophe in the Belgian nuclear power plants are increasing. More and more political pressure is growing and legal steps are proceeding in order to force Belgian Authorities to shut down the plants where problems are most severe. Recently an initiative has started for...
- 22 Nov 2016, 19:07
- Forum: Shielding
- Topic: Radium vs Tritium
- Replies: 11
- Views: 47982
Re: Radium vs Tritium
Fact is that biosystems and living organisms have been exposed to cosmic radiation from origin of life on. So the exposition to D (Deuterium) and T (Tritium) is a part of life and many mutations, not always bad, are the consequences. Most uptake of T is in the form of HTO (formed by cosmic radiation...
- 05 Nov 2016, 21:14
- Forum: Detector drivers
- Topic: customs fee to get stuff from Australia to Germany
- Replies: 11
- Views: 80914
Re: customs fee to get stuff from Australia to Germany
Hi, Within Europe (including Sweden) there are common rules for VAT and custom costs. When I buy books or CD's from UK shops I don't pay for VAT or extra costs too. When the Brexit will be official, then we will have to pay additional costs and VAT when buying in UK, unless trading rules will be agr...
- 04 Nov 2016, 18:35
- Forum: Detector drivers
- Topic: customs fee to get stuff from Australia to Germany
- Replies: 11
- Views: 80914
Re: customs fee to get stuff from Australia to Germany
Hi Kolja,
Addtional Note: German Zollamt calculates the MWSt of 19% over total billing from Steve, so net value of apparatus+postage/handling.
Actually what you payed after conversion to EUR
regards, Willem
Addtional Note: German Zollamt calculates the MWSt of 19% over total billing from Steve, so net value of apparatus+postage/handling.
Actually what you payed after conversion to EUR
regards, Willem
- 02 Nov 2016, 19:29
- Forum: Detector drivers
- Topic: customs fee to get stuff from Australia to Germany
- Replies: 11
- Views: 80914
Re: customs fee to get stuff from Australia to Germany
Hi Kolja, I am living in the neighbourhood of Aachen and I recently ordered equipment from Bee Research. Steven informed me before that his prices are without Australian VAT (Mehrwertssteuer). I received the GS-1100 PRO from Steven by end July. The Deutsche Post sent me a letter and informed me that...