Microwave Radiation Safety Trainer
(PHH102)
- Measurement of Microwave Radiation Intensity
- Study of efficiency of protective shielding against microwave radiation.
- Power supply: single-phase 220 50 Hz.
- Power consumption: Max 0.7 kW.
- Microwave Radiation Safety Trainer (PHH101)
- Hard copy user manual
An innovative and compact educational unit designed to demonstrate the measurement methods for electromagnetic radiation flow density in the microwave range. This benchtop unit also focuses on showcasing various protection methods against radiation while operating devices equipped with microwave generators. The unit features a stand that conveniently accommodates a microwave oven and an optical bench. Its primary objective is to provide trainees with a practical understanding of safety protocols and procedures when working with radiation-emitting equipment.
- The Microwave Radiation Safety Trainer is a specialized system designed to impart essential safety practices when working with radiation in large facilities.
- The unit comprises three main elements: a microwave oven, an optical bench rack equipped with a device for precise measurement of heat flow density, and a mounting unit for easily installing interchangeable protective screens.
- With utmost attention to detail, the stand ensures secure placement of the microwave oven and the optical bench.
- The optical bench incorporates a specialized rack that enables accurate measurement of heat flow density, complemented by a mounting unit designed specifically for effortless installation of protective screens.
- The microwave oven, recognized for its reliability, serves as the primary emitter of microwave radiation in this setup.
- Distinguished by its advanced capabilities, the stand allows sensors to move along three axes of travel (X, Y, and Z), facilitating in-depth analysis of radiation emitted from both the front panel of the microwave oven known for its highest radiation intensity and the entire coordinate mesh.
- To maintain a stable measurement signal, a fixed plate with a fireclay brick is employed as a dependable load for the microwave oven, ensuring consistent results.
- The stand also incorporates installation units that have been meticulously engineered to facilitate easy adjustment and replacement of interchangeable protective screens across the entire coordinate mesh.
- These screens, available in standardized sizes, are crafted from a diverse range of materials, including metal mesh, metal sheet, and polycarbonate, providing varying levels of radiation shielding.