Description Of Nuclear Shields Tungsten Alloy Container

Tungsten Alloy Container’s primary component is tungsten, a key element in transporting a few selected isotopes. Some of the radioisotopes are I-131, Tc-99m, and F-18. Detected radioisotopes are harmful and may emit gamma and/or beta rays. Shielding these rays is critical in nuclear medicine and allows the medical staff to safely perform the nuclear medicine treatments in other parts of the facility. Currently, the Nuclear Shield's Tungsten Alloy Containers are the most fitting of the newly manufactured, lead-free, and are replacing the old lead containers. Tungsten metal alloy has the highest melting point and ductility, enabling the container to survive ultimate mechanical, thermal, and aggressive corrosive outer conditions.

Features Of Nuclear Shields Tungsten Alloy Container

Tungsten alloy has good attenuation and absorption capacity for X-rays and radioisotopes, good mechanical strength, low thermal expansion rate, good corrosion resistance, simple life cycle, and high strength.

Applications Of Nuclear Shields Tungsten Alloy Container

Industrial instrument equipment and oil drilling

Cancer treatment equipment

Weld quality inspection

Large container inspection equipment

Nuclear submarine accessories

Specifications Of Nuclear Shields Tungsten Alloy Container