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What are the hazards of nuclear radiation?
Nuclear radiation has serious effects on human health, causing dementia, high blood pressure, heart disease and reduced immunity, as well as damage to the blood and nervous system.
The harm of nuclear radiation on the human body is mainly chronic damage to the disease, prolonged use of computers, exposure to objects with radiation, long-term exposure to high radiation environment to make the human body organs suffer serious damage
- Radiation generally greater than 100msv is harmful to humans.
- Radiation doses between 100-500msv for a long time will reduce the number of white blood cells in the human blood.
- Radiation doses in the range of 1000-2000msv may cause symptoms such as fatigue, vomiting or anorexia.
- If the radiation dose is 2000-4000msv, the number of red and white blood cells in the human blood will be significantly reduced and internal bleeding may occur.
🎡Working Principle: Using a gas tube or small chamber as a probe, our Geiger-Miller counter measures ionizing radiation. Each ionizing ray generates ions, amplified into an electric pulse of equal magnitude and recorded by the device. It counts the number of rays detected per unit time.
🎡Application Areas: Ideal for home improvement, geological surveys, vehicle inspections, nuclear power plants, industries, radiology departments, and laboratories where ionizing radiation is present.
Contents:
- 1 x Nuclear Radiation Detector
- 1 x Cable
- 1 x User manual
Amethyst h.
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
Bad
Wizard One
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024
The style 06 is as much of a dosimeter as my cigarette lighter is and it's a Zippo.No cable, uses only disposable batteries and detects electromagnetic fields about as well as my digital voltmeter does - found a power cord two inches away. Instructions even go on about xray detection, which is fraudulent, as I have a weak xray source and it remained undetected. No GM tube in it.Suspected as much when I ordered it, was hoping at least that it could detect the level fields it did advertise on the display - nope. Can't even use it to detect power issues.
Haines Brown
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2024
I pressed the AVG/P button until the symbol of the speaker is displayed. I put the fully charged unit close to a radioactive source (autunite) strong to turn the display red, but no sound was made.
From Grandma
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024
Bought for my grandaughter for a middle school project in science. It was just what she needed and wanted. She got an A+
Tommy Dugan
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2024
This nuclear radiation detector is very light and portable, and more importantly, it measures almost the same values as the standard values. I am very satisfied!
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