What to do if there is improper licensing of Vega SHLD 2 Industrial Equipment?
If there is improper licensing for your VEGA Industrial Equipment in the United States, contact the U.S. NRC or an agreement state.
What to do if I find an abandoned or discarded source from Vega SHLD 2 Industrial Equipment?
If you find an abandoned or discarded source from VEGA Industrial Equipment in the United States, contact the U.S. NRC or an agreement state.
What to do if too much force breaks the cable and the source drops to the bottom of the vessel in Vega SHLD 2?
If applying too much force breaks the cable and causes the source to drop to the bottom of the vessel in VEGA Industrial Equipment, contact VEGA Americas Nuclear Services.
General| Brand | Vega |
|---|---|
| Model | SHLD 2 |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides instructions for safe setup, operation, maintenance, and part exchange.
Explains the meaning of Danger, Warning, Caution, and Note safety symbols.
Emphasizes following all safety guidelines, regulations, and accident prevention rules.
Provides guidance on radiation safety, officer roles, and regulatory compliance.
Describes intended use, warns against hazards from inappropriate or incorrect use.
Details safety for specific regions (US/CA) and hazardous areas (Ex).
Covers intended applications, certifications, standards, and role responsibilities.
Explains how the SHLD 2 positions and protects a radioactive source for measurement.
Lists major components, materials, source, and shutter details.
Lists key data on type labels for instrument identification and use.
Describes where the SHLD 2 is mounted and its shielding function.
Details protection and handling requirements during transport and storage.
Outlines essential steps for unpacking and inspecting the delivered equipment.
Prerequisite training, general considerations, and critical pre-mounting steps.
Guides on orienting the source holder for different measurement types (level, flow, density).
Covers pipeline mounting, locking mechanisms, facilities, and dose rate control.
Addresses safety during vessel entry, external impacts, interference, and temperature limits.
Details commissioning by licensed individuals, checklists, and installation requirements.
Covers preliminary surveys, leak tests, and post-installation radiation surveys.
Explains how to test the shutter mechanism and its ON/OFF function.
Details radiation inside vessels, pneumatic/electrical/air connections.
Reiteration of operation principle and procedure for switching on radiation.
Explains the function of the interlock safety switch for enhanced security.
Provides instructions for cleaning, and recommends regular visual checks for corrosion and labels.
Details testing the shutter mechanism and performing required leak tests.
Covers periodic maintenance, troubleshooting, issue correction, and emergency measures.
Outlines procedures and requirements for de-commissioning and removing the source holder.
Directs users to contact VEGA Field Service for information on source disposal.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the source holder.
Presents detailed dimensional drawings of various source holder configurations.
Lists various support services available from VEGA personnel worldwide.
Provides contact details for VEGA Field Service Engineers for on-site support.
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