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On-site report from the Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics!

Providing crucial support for key projects such as thorium-based molten salt reactors. A special “handover ceremony” was held at the Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences – the SIMMAX anti-Kronoswiss gamma-ray spectrometer and krypton enrichment device, after rigorous factory testing and precise transportation, were officially delivered to the Shanghai Institute of Applied […]

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SIMMAX Products Shine in the World’s Only Thorium-Based Molten Salt Experimental Reactor

A major news report about my country’s fourth-generation advanced fission nuclear energy system has attracted widespread attention in the industry—my country’s fourth-generation advanced fission nuclear energy system’s thorium-based molten salt experimental reactor has achieved the first successful conversion of thorium-uranium nuclear fuel, initially demonstrating the technical feasibility of utilizing thorium resources in molten salt reactor

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On-site report! SIMMAX products successfully deployed at Taipingling Nuclear Power Plant.

A sea breeze sweeps across the southeastern corner of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, and the Taipingling Nuclear Power Plant project site in Huidong County, Huizhou, is bustling with activity. Our independently developed and manufactured ultra-low background liquid scintillation spectrometer (SIM-MAX LSA3000) and gas-flow low background α, β counter (SIM-MAX LLB1000) have been delivered

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Basic Knowledge of Radiation Safety

What is Radiation? Radiation is the process by which energy is released in the form of particles or waves. Broadly speaking, it can manifest as sound, heat, or light. However, most people usually refer specifically to radiation from electromagnetic waves (starting with radio waves, spanning the visible light spectrum, and extending to gamma waves). Atoms

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