Dust sampling units

Made:: 1960-1975 in United Kingdom

Dust sampling units, of type mounted on aircraft, c. 1960-1975

Details

Category:: Nuclear Energy

Object Number:: 1994-1161

Measurements:: overall: 305 mm x 170 mm x 760 mm,

type:: sampling units

credit:: Atomic Energy Research Establishment. Cl

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Dust sampling units, of type mounted on aircraft,

Dust sampling units, of type mounted on aircraft,

One of three dust sampling units, of type mounted on aircraft, c. 1960-1975

Measurements:: overall: 310 mm x 770 mm x 185 mm, 10 kg

Materials:: aluminium alloy , steel (metal) , rubber (unidentified) and brass (copper, zinc alloy)

Object Number:: 1994-1161/1

type:: air sampler

Image ©: The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Dust sampling units, of type mounted on aircraft,

Dust sampling units, of type mounted on aircraft,

One of three dust sampling units, of type mounted on aircraft, c. 1960-1975

Measurements:: overall: 310 mm x 770 mm x 185 mm, 10 kg

Materials:: aluminium (metal) , steel (metal) and rubber (unidentified)

Object Number:: 1994-1161/2

type:: air sampler

Image ©: The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Dust sampling units, of type mounted on aircraft

Dust sampling units, of type mounted on aircraft

One of three dust sampling units, of type mounted on aircraft, c. 1960-1975

Measurements:: overall: 285 mm x 300 mm x 160 mm, 3.15 kg

Materials:: steel (metal) , glass , leather and aluminium alloy

Object Number:: 1994-1161/3

type:: air sampler

Image ©: The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum