Polimaster PM2010 Bedienungsanleitung

ALARMING DEVICE

FOR DETECTION OF GAMMA RADIATION

AND CHEMICAL WEAPONS VAPORS PM2010

OPERATING MANUAL

CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION ……………………………………………………………………….3

2 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION OF THE DEVICE.........................................4

2.1 Application of the device ...................................................................................4

2.2 Delivery kit.........................................................................................................5

2.3 Specifications....................................................................................................6

2.4 Design and theory of operation.........................................................................8

3 USE OF THE DEVICE.........................................................................................13

3.1 Preparation for use............................................................................................13

3.2 Device operation ..............................................................................................14

4 MAINTENANCE...................................................................................................16

5 TROUBLESHOOTING.........................................................................................19

6 STORAGE AND SHIPPING.................................................................................20

7 UTILIZATION ......................................................................................................21

8 WARRANTY........................................................................................................22

9 PACKING CERTIFICATE....................................................................................23

10 CERTIFICATE OF PUTTING INTO SERVICE...................................................24

11 ACCEPTANCE CERTIFICATE..........................................................................25

12 WARRANTY CERTIFICATE..............................................................................26

13 CLAIMS .............................................................................................................27

APPENDIX A Copy of certificate toxic substance detection module (tsm)......................28

APPENDIX B Beta radiation source, copy of passport .................................................29

1 INTRODUCTION

The present Operating Manual is intended to describe the design and operation of the

alarming device for detection of gamma radiation and chemical weapons vapors PM2010

(hereinafter referred to as device). The Operating Manual includes general description of the

device, specifications, operation instructions, instructions for its maintenance, as well as some

other information necessary for the proper operation of the device and full realization of its

possibilities.

The name of the device in the documentation is written as follows: “Alarming device

for detection of gamma radiation and chemical weapons vapors PM2010

Type 100345122.042-2004”.

During manufacturing of the device some changes may be introduced in its electrical

scheme, construction, appearance and software that do not influence the specifications and

metrological parameters and, therefore, may be not specified in this manual.

2 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION OF THE DEVICE

2.1 Application of the device

2.1.1 The device is designed for

- alarming about exceeding a set threshold of the ambient dose equivalent rate



(10) of

photon radiation (DER) relative to set threshold;

- alarming about exceeding vapor concentration in air of toxic substances -

organophosphorus substances (sarin, soman, V-gases) and arsenic-containing substances

(lewisite) relative to the threshold of toxic substances vapors concentration.

The device operation history is stored in its non-volatile memory and can be transferred

to a personal computer (PC) via an infrared (IR) interface of data transmission using IrDA

interface.

The device may be operated both indoor and outdoor by a wide range users involved in

detecting of ionizing radiation sources and vapors of toxic substances.

The device may be used by staff of emergency services, by border guards, customs

officers and other services.

2.1.2 The device is to be used under environmental conditions as follows:

- temperature from -10 oC to + 50 oC;

- relative humidity at +25 oC

and lower temperature up to 98 %;

- atmospheric pressure from 84 kPa to 106.7 kPa;

- air dust content, no more than 0.2 mg/l.

2.2 Delivery kit

2.2.1 The delivery kit of the alarming device is presented in the Table 1.

Table 1

Item

Quantity

Note

Alarming device for detecting of gamma

radiation and chemical weapons vapors

PM2010

1 piece

Operating manual

1 piece

Case

1 piece

CD with software

1 piece

Passport of radioactive source

1 piece

included in operating

manual, Appendix B

Certificate of toxic substance module

1 piece

included in operating

manual, Appendix A

Battery Energizer L91BP –2 AA 1)

2 pieces

IR adapter (ACT-IR220L or IR-210B) 2)

1 piece

Set of spare parts and tools (SET-O)

Filter

1 piece

Rod

1 piece

Screwdriver

1 piece

Filtering tissue element

4 pieces

Filtering element

4 pieces

Bottle with filter filler

1 piece

Coarse calico strip

0.4 m

Imitator 2)

1 piece

Rotameter 2)

1 piece

1) other batteries with similar parameters may be used;

2) available as option upon request

2.3 Specifications

2.3.1

Modes of operation

- test mode;

- calibration mode;

- mode of detection of exceeding the set

thresholds of gamma radiation and

concentrations of toxic substance vapors;

- mode of communication with PC

2.3.2

Range of the DER threshold

from 0.001 to 999 mSv/h

2.3.3

Step of threshold setting

1 Sv/h

2.3.4

Main relative error of a comparison of a

registered DER value at 137Cs radiation

with the set DER threshold value

(30+K/



) %,

where



–DER value, mSv/h,

K –coefficient equal 0.01 mSv/h

2.3.5

Gamma radiation energy range

from 0.06 to 3.0 MeV

2.3.6

Energy response relative to 137Cs, no

30 %

2.3.7

Time of the device response in case of a

step DER increase from a value of

10 Sv/h to a value of no less than

100 Sv/h, no more than

10 s

2.3.8

The device should produce audio and

visual signals in case when the set

thresholds are exceeded and record in

non-violate memory the events of set

DER threshold exceeding and history of

DER registration in case of supply

voltage changes

from 2.5 to 3.2 V

2.3.9

Threshold of detection (with a toxic

substance module) at contents higher

than threshold values at normal climatic

conditions (NCC): temperature 205 oC;

atmospheric pressure 101.3(+5.4;

-17,3) kPa; relative humidity 60(+20;

-30) % should be no more than

- vapors of toxic organophosphorus

substances (sarin, soman, V-gases)

- arsenic-containing substance (lewisite)

510-5 mg/l for 15 s

210-4 mg/l for 5 s

2.3.10

Variation of the threshold of detection

(with a toxic substance module) at limit

temperature values compared to the

threshold value at NCC, no more than

-50 %

2.3.11

Variation of the threshold of detection

(with a toxic substance module) at

relative air humidity (98 % at 25 oC and

lower) compared to the threshold value

at NCC, no more than

-400 %

2.3.12

Residual effect of a toxic substance

module at operation temperature range,

no more than

30 s

2.3.13

Instability of comparison of registered

DER value with threshold value for 24 h

of continuous operation no more than

5 %

2.3.14

Device should not produce visual and

audible alarm when substances as

follow are present in air:

- gasoline at vapor concentration no

more than

- diesel fuel (used both in summer and

winter) at vapor concentration no more

than

- exhausts of isolated internal-

combustion engines (gasoline or diesel)

at distance to exhaust tube more than

1.5 mg/l

0.5 mg/l

15 m

2.3.15

Battery lifetime at normal conditions and

audio alarm sounding no more than

5 min/24 h

40 h

2.3.16

Device is resistant to

- temperature of ambient air from -10 to

+50 oC;

- relative air humidity up to 98 % at 25oC;

- atmospheric pressure from 84 to 106.7 kPa

2.3.17

Device is resistant to

- sinusoidal vibration in a frequency range

of 5 –35 Hz and a bias amplitude for

frequencies lower than the transition

frequency 0.75 mm;

- repeated shocks with acceleration of

100 m/s2, duration of shock pulse of

2-50 ms, at shock rate of 60-180 shocks per

minute

2.3.18

Deviceis resistanttoRFelectricaland

magneticfields(underIEC 61000-4-3:1995):

- in the frequency range of 80 to 1000 MHz

- in the frequency range of 800 to 960 MHz

and of 1.4 to 2.0 GHz (generated by digital

mobile phones)

10 V/m (severity degree 3)

30 V/m (severity degree 4)

2.3.19

Device is resistant to electrostatic

discharges (under IEC 61000-4-2:1995)

8 kV

2.3.20

Device in a transportation case is proof

against

- temperature from -20 up to +50 oC;

- humidity up to 100 % at 35 oC;

- shocks with an acceleration of 147 m/s2, a

duration of 10 ms;

- vibrations with a frequency of 5-35 Hz and

a bias amplitude 0.75 mm

2.3.21

Protection degree of the case

IP31

2.3.22

Device weight, no more

no more 0,55 kg

2.3.23

Device weight in a case, no more

no more 1,2 kg

2.3.24

Device dimensions, no more

no more 60х35х230 mm

2.3.25

Reliability parameters:

- average time to first failure

no less than 20 000 h

- average service life

no less than 10 years

- average time of recovery

no more than 120 min

2.4 Design and theory of operation

2.4.1 The device consists of two independent modules:

- gamma radiation detection module (GMM);

- toxic substance vapor detection module (TSM).

The dose equivalent rate is registered in the mode of detection of exceeding the set

thresholds of gamma radiation using GMM based on the Geiger-Muller counter.

Exceeding of air concentrations of toxic substances vapors relative to set threshold level

is detected by using a TSM based on an ionizing chamber with 63Ni beta-source. An analyzed

air is pumped through the chamber using a micropump.

The principle of the device operation is based on comparison of the registered DER value

with the set DER threshold and the registered concentration value of toxic substance vapors

with the set threshold value of concentration level.

The detection modules are operated by a microprocessor controller with a built-in

analogue-digital converter (ADC).

The device is powered by two AA batteries. The nominal battery voltage is 1.5 V.

2.4.2 A block diagram of the device is presented in Figure 1.

The device consists of:

- gamma radiation detection module (GMM);

- toxic substance vapor detection module (TSM);

- microprocessor controller (MPC);

- audio alarm device (AAD);

- red light-emitting diode (R-LED) for alarming about exceeding a threshold of the toxic

substance vapor concentration;

- yellow light-emitting diode (Y-LED) for alarming about exceeding a threshold of the

gamma radiation DER;

- green light-emitting diode (G-LED) for indicating the device ON and the battery voltage;

- infrared interface (IRI);

- ON/OFF button (BN);

- batteries;

- micropump (MP).

Figure 1 –Block diagram of the device

The device operation algorithm provides for a continuous measurement, statistical

processing of measurement results, fast adaptation to variations of the radiation intensity (a

time of measurement is inversely dependent on the radiation intensity). An infrared interface

(IrDA) is used for an exchange of information between MPC and PC.

The device is equipped with a non-volatile memory used to accumulate and store

information.

2.4.3 Design of the device

2.4.3.1 The device is designed as a monoblock consisting of a toxic substances module

(TSM), a Geiger-Muller module (GMM), a printed circuit board of a microprocessor controller

(MPC) and a housing involving an audio alarming device (AAD) and batteries. The input

connecting pipe 2 of TSM (Figure 2) with a cap 15 is located on the top cover of the device.

When the device is operated the cap is taken off the connecting pipe 2 and fixed adjacent to the

connecting pipe at a plug 1. During the device calibration, the filter 14 involved in the set of

spare parts and tools (SET-O) is screwed on the connecting pipe 2. The Red-LED 4, Yellow-

LED 5, Green-LED 6 , ON/OFF button 8, window 7 of the IR interface and device serial number

3 are located on the front panel of the device.

The clip 13 is placed on the back side of the device. The Figure 2 shows how to mount

and remove the clip.

The Geiger-Muller module (GMM) is located in the bottom part of the device. The

housing 11 involving batteries and the audio alarming device (AAD) 12, as well as the cap 10 of

the output connecting pipe are fixed to the lower cover of the device.

The GMM effective center 9 is shown in Figure 2, and an arrow points a direction of

calibration.

MPC

AAD

IRI

GMM

TSM

IrD

R-LED

G-LED

Y-LED

IrDA

PM2010

1 –plug for fixing the cap of the input connecting pipe of TSM; 2 –input connecting pipe of

TSM; 3 –window with the device serial number; 4 –Yellow-LED; 5 –Red-LED; 6 –Green-LED;

7 –input window of the IR interface; 8 –ON/OFF button; 9 –GMM geometric center; 10 –cap

of the output connecting pipe; 11 –housing with batteries; 12 –window for the audio alarming

device; 13 –clip; 14 –filter, 15 –cap; 16 –filter cover

Figure 2

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