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Density meter source, and no there's generally no necessary alternative as these are "usually" quite safe when they are handled correctly.
by King-Aaron 4y ago
Density meter source, and no there's generally no necessary alternative as these are "usually" quite safe when they are handled correctly.
- acomjean 4y agoI’ve used troxler portable nuclear soil density readers when I was a civil engineer doing site inspections. I’m assuming it’s something similar. Fairly safe. I had a radiation badge which never showed anything. We know the badges worked because someone stored the badge with the nuclear device which caused them to be quite alarmed when that test came back. Keeping distance reduces exposure. We had to have paperwork from the US regularitiry commission to transport it from site back to office. I remember it was stored in a giant orange box which we tied down in the back of our truck. Looking it seems like new models are designed not to need that. https://troxlerlabs.com/egauge-model-4590-soil-density-gauge/ https://troxlerlabs.com/egauge-model-4590-soil-density-gauge...