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RE: NJ Gets Seaport Radiation Detector



This happens with us too with the desiccant in packages with electronic products. Amen on the "get used to it" and the media frenzy surrounding it.



> -----Original Message-----

> From:	owner-radsafe@list.Vanderbilt.Edu [SMTP:owner-radsafe@list.Vanderbilt.Edu] On Behalf Of John Jacobus

> Sent:	Wednesday, March 24, 2004 5:41 AM

> To:	Tsurikov, Nick; Michael J Vala; radsafe@list.Vanderbilt.Edu

> Subject:	RE: NJ Gets Seaport Radiation Detector

> 

> There was an incident about a year ago when a ship

> form Italy(?) was searched because radiation detectors

> showed higher than normal levels of activity.  It was

> determined the activity was due to ceramic tiles that

> were made for naturally radioactive clays.

> 

> Get used to this kind of response.

> 

> --- "Tsurikov, Nick" <Nick.Tsurikov@iluka.com> wrote:

> > Dear Michael,

> > 

> > You comment is probably valid but there are many

> > things that are shipped

> > across the globe that have nothing to do with

> > weapons but would trigger

> > detectors at, say, scrap metal yard.  Examples would

> > be minerals like

> > tantalum concentrate or heavy mineral sands.  

> > 

> > OK, if there is any information out there it should

> > probably be not

> > posted openly...  but - can we please have some

> > contact

> > addresses/names/e-mails/phone no's/etc of whom to

> > ask?

> > 

> > If the limits are set too low, the shipping of

> > minerals mined outside US

> > to numerous processing facilities would be quite

> > impossible.  If anyone

> > has any contacts with people enacting the 'seaport

> > detector' thing -

> > could you please ask them to do it having

> > NORM-TENORM stuff in mind?

> > 

> > Kind regards

> > 

> > Nick Tsurikov

> > 

> > Eneabba, Western Australia

> > 

> > http://eneabba.net/ 

> > 

> >  

> > 

> > -----Original Message-----

> > From: Michael J Vala [mailto:michael.vala@bms.com] 

> > Sent: Wednesday,24 March 2004 1:08 AM

> > To: radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu

> > Subject: re: NJ Gets Seaport Radiation Detector

> > 

> >  

> > 

> > Come on now! We already told the terrorists they

> > should not use Port

> > Elizabeth to send their radiological weapons, now we

> > should tell them

> > the limits of the detectors so they can try sneak

> > something past them. 

> > 

> > I really hopes no one provides this information or

> > even speculates.  I

> > live 20 miles west of the World Trade Center site, I

> > saw the plume on

> > 9/11 against the brilliant blue sky.  On 9/12, I

> > could smell the plume

> > from my front yard.  We live in a different world,

> > please control your

> > curiosity. 

> > 

> > Mike Vala 

> >   

> > 

> > Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 08:45:59 -0500 

> > From: "Rick Orthen" <rorthen@cecinc.com> 

> > Subject: RE: Article: N.J. Gets Seaport Radiation

> > Detectors 

> > 

> > Any info on whose equipment is being used there and

> > what the detection 

> > trigger is? 

> >   

> > 

> > Richard F. Orthen, CHMM 

> > Senior Project Manager 

> > Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. 

> > Four Triangle Lane, Suite 200 

> > Export, PA  15632-9255 

> > 724/327-5200, ext. 231 

> > www.cecinc.com 

> >   

> >  

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