[ RadSafe ] nuclear weapons impact thread

[Tom Hazlett]

Kodak is also very careful about background rad levels in places where 
they store film.  They do surveys before they will build a film warehouse.

Tom Hazlett

grahnk at comcast.net wrote:

>Actually, since they manufacture xray film they likely have detectors for calibrations and QA checks on the xray machines they use to QA check their film product production, along with R&D on same.  I believe they also used to make dosimetry film, so they would have other radioactive material sources for dosimetry testing and calibrations.  They'd have detectors to manage those as well.
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>Kelly Grahn
>Illinois Emergency Management Agency
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>>Kodak didn't have geiger counters. Had tons of film, though. 
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>>-----Original Message----- 
>>From: John Jacobus [mailto:crispy_bird at yahoo.com] 
>>Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 4:49 PM 
>>To: Susan Gawarecki; RADSAFE 
>>Subject: Re: [ RadSafe ] nuclear weapons impact thread 
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>>Interesting that Kodac had geiger counters at their 
>>film plants. 
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>>--- Susan Gawarecki wrote: 
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>>>Fallout from above-ground nuclear tests in Nevada 
>>>and the Pacific was 
>>>measured at Eastman Kodak facilities in Rochester, 
>>>NY. See 
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