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ASAP V FOR CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION
AUTOMATED CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL AND NUCLEAR THREAT DETECTION







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The ASAP V™ for Critical Infrastructure Protection is a modular, multi-sensor surveillance system designed for subways and other high-value/high-risk areas. Sensor modules are available that can detect a wide range of threats, from the presence of nuclear, biological and chemical agents, to smoke and fire.
ASAP V/CIP systems may be configured to uniquely match your particular concerns and budget. A nodal approach is used that allows local or remote monitoring of a single suite of detectors or the monitoring of a number of nodes in different locations. Information from the individual nodes can flow to a central PC-based monitoring system via secure optical fiber, cell phone, Internet, Bluetooth, or other appropriate data linking technology. Research International can supply the following monitoring capabilities: NBC threats, explosives, smoke and fire, video and sound, intrusion, thermal imaging and meterological data.
features:
- Nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) threat detection
- Smoke and fire detection
- Video and sound monitoring
- Intrusion detection
- Thermal imaging
- Meteorological data
- X-ray detection
- Large area air circulation and sampling methods
- Biological and radiological sample collection and storage
Specifications
ASAP V MULTI-THREAT DETECTION SYSTEM
CHARACTERISTIC | DESCRIPTION |
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Use profile | Automated/programmed/continuous identification of targeted toxins, viruses, bacteria, spores, industrial chemicals, explosives, and nuclear materials. Batch sample examination also supported. |
Duty cycle | Continuous. Functional availability >99.3% (1). |
Air sampling rate | 30,000 liters/min. |
Toxic Industrial Chemicals Subsystem | Ion mobility spectrometry or long baseline infrared spectrometry. Gas libraries of 15 to 40 targets, depending on technology used. Analysis time less than 10 seconds. |
Explosives Subsystem | Ion mobility spectrometer; analysis time = 8 seconds. |
Nuclear materials Subsystem | Area and portal styles available. Typical specifications: 0.05 to 3.0 MeV gamma detection window. Detect 360 kBq of Cs-137 and 6 gm Pu(2); neutron detection optional. |
Video Subsystem | Up to1280 x 720 (HDTV) resolution + sound |
Thermal Video Subsystem | Up to 640 x 480 (VGA) + sound |
X-RAY SUBSYSTEM (2) | |
Sensitivity | 40 gauge wire typical, 38 guaranteed |
Penetration | 39 mm steel typical, 37 mm guaranteed |
Contrast Sensitivity | 24 visible levels, 4096 gray levels |
BIOASSAY SUBSYSTEM | |
Bioidentification – Manual | Immunoassay test strips and machine reader: 12 minutes typical overall time |
Bioidentification-Automated | Four simultaneous assays performed on 1 cc samples using a credit card-size assay coupon. Coupon and associated re-useable reagents provide from 20 to 30 assays over a 48 hour use period. 15 to 30 minute combined collection and identification period |
User Interface | Windows® user interface. |
Physical Size | Depends on user requirements. Architectural column-style design is typically 0.9 meters diameter x 3 to 4 meters high. |
Temperature range | Operating: For systems that do not support liquid-based bioassays, -20° to 60°C; for liquid-based bioassay systems, above freezing to 50°C. |
Alarms | Large green/amber status light; annunciator optional. |
Communication | TCP/IP Connectivity.RS-232 bi-directional serial link is standard. |
Data storage/programmability | Raw/processed data storage at each monitoring node. Operating protocols are reprogrammable through an external communications link. |
Power Consumption | 750 watts typical with 30,000 LPM air circulation system installed. |
Humidity | 5% to 95%, non-condensing. |
NOTES: (1) Functional availability is the percentage of total work time the system is functional, averaged over a 90 calendar day period. (2) Search volume: 0.7m diameter X 2m length. Object speed 5 Km/hr. Detection probability 50% at 95% confidence level, 0.17 false alarm rate, 20 ur/hr. background.
