With the increase in iron ore prices, the cost of steel manufacturing has greatly increased. The direct method to reduce costs is to replace iron ore with scrap metal. Unfortunately, scrap metal sometimes contains harmful substances such as radioactive elements. Radioactive elements are widely used in medicine, industry, and agriculture. These radioactive sources are usually placed in special sealed containers. When the radiation level is very low, it will not cause harm to humans. But once the radiation level exceeds the standard or is directly exposed to the natural environment, it will have an irreversible and huge impact on the human body. Unfortunately, they are often abandoned or placed in steel furnaces by people. If people put such substances into steel furnaces for smelting, the melted radioactive elements will release radiation, which will not only contaminate the products, but also the steel furnaces and the surrounding environment. If they are made into building materials, the entire building will also pollute the human living environment.

Nowadays, there are more and more cancer patients around us, and people always complain that there are too many pesticide residues in our food. But how many people would think that our building materials and steel with excessive radiation can also cause cancer? Here is a case from Taiwan, China, China: many years ago in Taiwan, China, in the early 1990s, doctors found that people from the same building had a high cancer rate. Someone thought that it might be the steel of the building. So, immediately someone was sent to the building for radiation detection, and it was found that the radiation level exceeded the standard severely! After investigation, it was found that the steel used to build this building was remelted from retired nuclear submarines from Western countries. Taiwan, China Construction Bureau of China had to demolish the whole building, and its losses far exceeded that of building this building! According to international practice, radiation pollutants should be placed in sealed lead containers and sealed. Western countries' steel mills or metal recycling companies have installed radiation detection systems. However, most steel mills in China still have not installed radiation detection systems. We believe that incidents such as mistakenly recycling radioactive iron ore and scrap metals back to the furnace for reprocessing occur in China from time to time!

A few years ago, a Chinese stainless steel company was found to have 30 tons of cobalt-60 exceeding the standard in 160 tons of stainless steel exported to Italy, resulting in significant economic losses. If the company were equipped with a radiation detection system, it would be easy to avoid such accidents. So, we suggest that your company: for the safety of employees and customers, please use radiation detection systems to ensure that you can manufacture and sell safe and pollution-free products!

For metal smelting enterprises, the safe recycling of scrap metals is very important. For large-scale scrap metal recycling sites, we recommend installing a vehicle channel type radiation detection system, where the detector is as high as a truck and can perform real-time monitoring of the radiation status of incoming and outgoing cargo vehicles.

We have received a request from a customer for radiation inspection of waste metal in vehicles. Conventional handheld radiation inspection devices require inspectors to climb onto trucks for inspection, which is inconvenient and unsafe, and the inspection process takes a long time. For this purpose, our company provides customers with 4 long pole radiation inspection devices, which have a long stretch of 4.5 meters and meet the requirementsThe customer's daily inspection requirements ensure the radiation safety testing of waste metals entering the factory. This instrument can also be used for detecting radioactive source areas, radiation detection of radioactive devices, etc., ensuring the radiation safety of personnel during the detection process!