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NuRAD 8120 R Resin

Introduction
The NuRAD 8120 R* Resin is radiation shield and fire block put into use as a filling element in chambers.


* Also named  "MP2"

Product Data
 - Heavy iron-based material obtained at the factory by compression of a thorough mix of iron powder and silicate binder
- Higher shielding value against gamma and neutron radiation than concrete
- Acts as a fire break for up to two hours

Operational Information
- Use either sheathed blocks manufactured at the plant or castings poured on the site. In both cases, the implementation process consists in mixing the powder and liquid components with the help of a
Z-arm mixer, after which the desired mould is mixed in.
- The basic make-up can be modified to favour the shielding of neutron and/or gamma radiation
- Density: 2.6 to 3.2 (Depending on the desired level of protection)

Other Technical Information (Packaging, Storage)

- Four container kit:
o NuPLUG 8120 R (A): Coated metal bucket
o (B): Plastic bucket
o (C): Plastic bucket
o NuRAD 8120 R (D): Plastic bottle

- 5°C to 50°C (40°F to 120°F)
- Product shelf life: Twenty-four months from the production date

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Higher shielding value than concrete against gamma and neutron radiation
- Acts as a fire break for up to two hours

System Options

References
- 2010: Doors - AREVA Production Centre, Idaho Falls (USA): 4.5 tonnes
- 2011: Airlock doors - MOX Fuel Plant, Iron River (USA): 26.5 tonnes