Radiation and Chemical Reconnalssance System

SRKhR-TB

It is installed on armored facilities of various purposes and is included in the system of the crew collective protection.

The system consists of:

CENTURION-G-based chemical reconnaissance device
BUSK-TB control, alarm and monitor unit.

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Purpose of the system

Radiation and chemical-warfare reconnaissance

BUSK-TB control, alarm and monitor unit

Is installed inside the vehicle and ensures:
- collection, processing, visualization of information received from the CENTURION-G-based chemical reconnaissance device
- continuous measurement of the ambient dose equivalent rate (hereinafter – DER) of gamma radiation from the contaminated area
- recording the fact of a nuclear warhead explosion
- sending measurement results to the data collection and processing system (on-board computer)
- sound and light alarm of a dangerous level of gamma radiation and a chemical threat
- generation and issuance of commands (*R”, “A”, “T”, “TRA’) to the control unit of the actuators of the crew protection equipment

CENTURION-G-based chemical reconnaissance device

Is installed in the vehicle’s passenger compartment and provides continuous automatic monitoring of the surrounding air with the aim of detecting chemical warfare agents (hereinafter = CWA) in it, determining their classes and concentrations on an eight-level scale, sending information to the BUSK-TB control, alarm and monitor unit. External air is supplied through a cyclone.
CENTURION-G-based chemical reconnaissance device ensures:
- detection of most of the known nerve agents (G, V)
- all known blister agents (HD)
- highly toxic substances (hereinafter referred to as “HTS”)
- containing S (sulfur) and P (phosphorus) in the air