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Non-contact radar & switch
25 January 2013
Decommissioning nuclear sites involves items being packed and shipped in approved transport flasks to storage and reprocessing facilities. The loading of these flasks involves radioactive materials being placed inside

Decommissioning nuclear
 sites involves items being
 packed and shipped in
 approved transport flasks to
 storage and reprocessing
 facilities. The loading of these
 flasks involves radioactive
 materials being placed inside
 and then filled with water,
 which protects the contents
 during transport. The water
 filling requires precision - the
 flask needs to be filled right to
 the top, but stop any overspilling
 of the water.
 
At Dounreay an Emphasis approved non contact Vegapuls radar from VEGA Controls is being used for the continuous level measurement.
Vegaswing has also been supplied a for the high level switch, a fail safe vibrating fork, also approved for use as it is classified as a 'simple device' (no microprocessors).
They have been specially engineered for the application by VEGA.
At Dounreay an Emphasis approved non contact Vegapuls radar from VEGA Controls is being used for the continuous level measurement.
Vegaswing has also been supplied a for the high level switch, a fail safe vibrating fork, also approved for use as it is classified as a 'simple device' (no microprocessors).
They have been specially engineered for the application by VEGA.
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