Радиация не страшна: Ростех оснастит ледокол «Россия» системой видеонаблюдения устойчивой к радиации

The video camera operates at instantaneous radiation up to 2 mrad/hour

The "Roselectronica" holding (part of the Rostec State Corporation) plans to equip the nuclear icebreaker "Russia" (project 10500) with a telecomplex with high resistance to radiation. This was reported by the press service of the state corporation.

The new complex includes a video camera. It is capable of operating at instantaneous gamma radiation up to 2 mrad/hour or accumulated - up to 200 mrad.

The company's own-developed lens allows you to get color and black and white images with a resolution of at least 1,000 television lines at an ambient temperature of up to 120 degrees Celsius.
Press service of Rostec State Corporation

The camera will allow you to work in poor visibility conditions due to the lamps. It was equipped with a new sealed housing.

The new development is more effective than analogues, which quickly fail under the influence of radiation when monitoring the operation of the reactor compartment of icebreakers.

Small dimensions and optics with gamma-radiation-resistant lenses allow the system to accurately monitor the processes occurring in the danger zone and quickly make decisions in the event of emergency situations. Currently, the company is ready to offer such radiation-resistant complexes for the 22220 project icebreakers under construction.
Alexey Nikitin, General Director of the Television Research Institute

It is worth noting that a new technology for the production of titanium pipes with spiral fins and with a fine-grained ultrafine regulated structure was previously developed for the nuclear icebreaker "Russia".

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