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Any excessive heat would usually be at the gradient connection points in the faraday cage, the gradient cabinets (different room) or edge of scanner. Not a lot
by lostlogin 3y ago
Any excessive heat would usually be at the gradient connection points in the faraday cage, the gradient cabinets (different room) or edge of scanner. Not a lot better, but fractionally so.
We get Vesda [1] alerts when the air pressure changes or when combustion products are detected. It’s ludicrous how sensitive a Vesda is, you won’t get burnt. If you open to door aggressively you can trigger an alert.
New scanners are now mostly 70cm diameter and some are 80cm. They can be quite relaxing. I recommend a large lunch and being scanned while paid for your time.
[1] https://www.fireline.com/what-is-a-vesda-system/ https://www.fireline.com/what-is-a-vesda-system/
- seanhunter 3y agoThat's good to know. I honestly always fall asleep inside them[1] in spite of the fact that the noise is very loud even with the cans on. I'm not sure why I find the experience so relaxing. [1] Has happened about 5 out of about 6 MRI scans so not "always" but very often.