ATTACHMENT E RADIATION SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND INSTRUMENTS.pdf

This is Attachment E, an appendix containing photographic exhibits of radiation detection and measurement equipment. The attachment displays four categories of specialized instruments used in radiological monitoring and safety applications.

The ionizing chamber, commonly referred to as a "Cutie Pie," is depicted as a portable yellow and red instrument with an integrated display screen, used for direct measurement of ionizing radiation exposure rates in the field. A Geiger counter is shown as a handheld survey instrument with a probe attachment and analog meter display, designed for detecting and quantifying radioactive contamination. Dosimetry badges and rings are illustrated as wearable personal monitoring devices that track cumulative radiation exposure for workers, displaying identifying information including badge owner, wear period, account number, serial number, and badge location designation. The dose calibrator and well counter assembly comprises three components: a tall cylindrical shield, a central control unit with digital display screen (shown measuring 6.24 millicuries of Technetium-99m), and a smaller cylindrical well counter chamber, used for precise measurement and calibration of radioactive pharmaceutical doses. These instruments collectively represent the standard equipment suite required for radiation safety monitoring, dose verification, and personnel protection in medical, industrial, or research settings involving radioactive materials.