Radiation Hazard Detector
Originally published in 1978
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NASA technology has made commercially available a new, inexpensive, conveniently carried device for protection of people exposed to potentially dangerous levels of microwave radiation. Cicoil calls the unit Micro-Gard Model 100. Weighing only four ounces and about the size of a cigarette pack, it can be carried in a shirt pocket or conveniently clipped to worker's belt. Unit sounds audible alarm when microwave radiation reaches a preset level, the OSHA safe limit or another threshold level decided by the user organization. Simple in design, it is priced well below earlier detectors.
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Abstract
NASA technology has made commercially available a new, inexpensive, conveniently carried device for protection of people exposed to potentially dangerous levels of microwave radiation. Cicoil calls the unit Micro-Gard Model 100. Weighing only four ounces and about the size of a cigarette pack, it can be carried in a shirt pocket or conveniently clipped to worker's belt. Unit sounds audible alarm when microwave radiation reaches a preset level, the OSHA safe limit or another threshold level decided by the user organization. Simple in design, it is priced well below earlier detectors.
Radiation Hazard Detector
Radiation Hazard Detector
