Radioactive materials make up a significant part of the hazardous-material inventory of the Department of Energy. Much of the radioactive material will be inspected or handled by robotic systems that contain electronic circuits that may be damaged by gamma radiation and other particles emitted from radioactive material. This report examines several scenarios, the damage that may be inflicted, and methods that may be used to protect radiation-hardened robot control systems. Commercial sources of components and microcomputers that can withstand high radiation exposure are identified
Long-term nuclear material storage will require in-vault data verification, sensor testing, error an...
This paper outlines the use of a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis for the safety assessment of a r...
Many analytical chemistry methods normally used at the Savannah River site require repetitive proced...
Radioactive materials make up a significant part of the hazardous-material inventory of the United S...
Robotic systems are being developed by the Intelligent Systems and Robotics Center at Sandia Nationa...
A survey of robotic applications in radioactive environments has been conducted, and analysis of rob...
Radiation safety is the biggest concern of the nuclear industry, and co-robots are a crucial compone...
Robots are ideally suited to performing simple tasks in dangerous environments. In this letter, we a...
The utilisation of robots in hazardous nuclear environments has potential to reduce risk to humans. ...
The Department of Energy has low-level radioactive waste stored in warehouses at several facilities....
Abstract: In the past years, various robotic inspection systems have been developed for industrial a...
The utilisation of robots in hazardous nuclear environments has potential to reduce risk to humans. ...
This is the third deliverable of task three of our ERNCIP thematic group for radiological and nuclea...
Nuclear facilities contaminated with radioactive materials pose serious challenges for the agencies ...
A mobile robot inspection system, ARIES (Autonomous Robotic Inspection Experimental System), has bee...
Long-term nuclear material storage will require in-vault data verification, sensor testing, error an...
This paper outlines the use of a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis for the safety assessment of a r...
Many analytical chemistry methods normally used at the Savannah River site require repetitive proced...
Radioactive materials make up a significant part of the hazardous-material inventory of the United S...
Robotic systems are being developed by the Intelligent Systems and Robotics Center at Sandia Nationa...
A survey of robotic applications in radioactive environments has been conducted, and analysis of rob...
Radiation safety is the biggest concern of the nuclear industry, and co-robots are a crucial compone...
Robots are ideally suited to performing simple tasks in dangerous environments. In this letter, we a...
The utilisation of robots in hazardous nuclear environments has potential to reduce risk to humans. ...
The Department of Energy has low-level radioactive waste stored in warehouses at several facilities....
Abstract: In the past years, various robotic inspection systems have been developed for industrial a...
The utilisation of robots in hazardous nuclear environments has potential to reduce risk to humans. ...
This is the third deliverable of task three of our ERNCIP thematic group for radiological and nuclea...
Nuclear facilities contaminated with radioactive materials pose serious challenges for the agencies ...
A mobile robot inspection system, ARIES (Autonomous Robotic Inspection Experimental System), has bee...
Long-term nuclear material storage will require in-vault data verification, sensor testing, error an...
This paper outlines the use of a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis for the safety assessment of a r...
Many analytical chemistry methods normally used at the Savannah River site require repetitive proced...