Tungsten Alloy Container - Nuclear Shields

Model No.: JDTG-TS-019

Brand: ZZJD

Place Of Origin: China

External Dimensions: φ110x139mm

Pit Dimensions: φ49x66.5mm

Size: 20 KG

Shielding (Tungsten): 29.5mm

Application1: Nuclear medicine

Application2: Medical radiation shielding

Application3: Assisted medical examination

Tungsten alloy containers and shields are often used in applications requiring significant radiation shielding, including those involving nuclear materials or other high-radiation environments. Tungsten alloys are particularly valued for their high density and excellent radiation shielding properties.

Key features of tungsten alloy containers and shields include:

1.High Density: Tungsten alloys have a very high density (typically around 17-19 g/cm³), which means they can provide effective shielding in a compact form. 

2.Radiation Shielding: Due to their high atomic number, tungsten alloys effectively absorb and attenuate various forms of radiation, including gamma rays and X-rays.

3.Durability: These alloys are highly resistant to wear and corrosion, making them suitable for long-term use in harsh environments.

4.Machinability: While tungsten itself is difficult to machine, alloys can be designed to be more machinable while still retaining good shielding properties.

5.Customizability: Tungsten alloy components can be manufactured to precise specifications, allowing for customization to meet specific shielding needs.

For nuclear applications, these containers and shields might be used to protect workers, equipment, or the environment from radioactive materials. They can be found in various settings such as medical facilities using radioisotopes, research reactors, industrial radiography, and even in some types of spacecraft that require shielding against cosmic radiation.

When designing or selecting a tungsten alloy container or shield, it's important to consider factors like the type and intensity of radiation to be shielded against, the size and shape requirements of the application, and any environmental conditions the shield will encounter.