General Radiological faston neutron monitor
- Made:
- circa 1960s in London
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Faston neutron monitor made by General Radiological Ltd, London, 1960s
This type of monitor would have been used around the reactor of a nuclear power station in the 1960s to monitor neutron levels to ensure staff safety.
Details
- Category:
- Nuclear Energy
- Object Number:
- Y1990.121.2
- Materials:
- bakelite and metal (unknown)
- Measurements:
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Overall: 220 mm x 150 mm x 280 mm,
- type:
- ionization counter
- credit:
- Gift of British Nuclear Fuels Plc
