American Capital (ACAS) Subsidiary Sells Body, Hand, and Foot Monitors to Duke Energy (DUK)
The Mirion Technologies, a portfolio company of American Capital (NASDAQ: ACAS), Health Physics Division today announced that Duke Energy (NYSE: DUK) has signed a contract for the purchase and installation of Two-Step-Exit whole body monitors and HandFoot-Fibre hand and foot monitors for Oconee Nuclear Station. Oconee, a three-unit Pressurized Water Reactor nuclear power plant located in Seneca, South Carolina, is one of three nuclear power plants operated by Duke Energy.
Duke Energy will replace Oconee’s existing personnel contamination monitors with Mirion’s next-generation gasless body contamination monitors from the RADOS CheckPoint:Body product line, which provide efficient, cost effective scanning solutions for beta and gamma contamination. Both monitors feature Mirion’s advanced fiber-optic scintillation detectors, eliminating the need for expensive P-10 gas and providing a cost-effective alternative to conventional gas-operated monitors. Contamination monitors are an essential component of a nuclear power plant’s radiation safety program, helping to prevent the potential spread of radioactive contamination via workers’ clothing, helmet, shoes, or hands. All units will be maintained and monitored centrally with Mirion’s CeMoSys LAN-based software solution.
Duke Energy will replace Oconee’s existing personnel contamination monitors with Mirion’s next-generation gasless body contamination monitors from the RADOS CheckPoint:Body product line, which provide efficient, cost effective scanning solutions for beta and gamma contamination. Both monitors feature Mirion’s advanced fiber-optic scintillation detectors, eliminating the need for expensive P-10 gas and providing a cost-effective alternative to conventional gas-operated monitors. Contamination monitors are an essential component of a nuclear power plant’s radiation safety program, helping to prevent the potential spread of radioactive contamination via workers’ clothing, helmet, shoes, or hands. All units will be maintained and monitored centrally with Mirion’s CeMoSys LAN-based software solution.
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