Mobile Container Scanning Straddle Carrier

Mobile container scanning straddle carrier a Mc.SSc., is a new concept in the field of radiation detection systems at the ports. mc.ssc. was designed and developed by S.S.B.I., India & Apantec, LLC, U.S.A jointly to screen containerized cargo for special nuclear and other radiological materials as it moves through the global maritime shipping network. To reduce the risk of illicit trafficking of these proliferation-concern materials, the mega ports initiative installs radiation detection systems at high-volume international seaports. S.S.B.I. started the production of Mc.SSc. (concept design validated straddle carrier) in 2007 in association with many iit engineers and technocrats with an objective to provide a product that consists of a mobile platform upon which radiation portal monitors (RPMS) or any type of scanning monitors, related communications equipment and other required electronic equipments can be mounted. Mc.SSc. has brought a revolution in the conceptual theory of fixed scanning systems by integrating the new technology, enabling mobile platform for container scanning. The Mc.SSc. allows trucks and trailers loaded with containers to drive through so the contents of the containers can be monitored for radioactivity. scanning can be done while the trucks are driving through and the Mc.SSc. is parked and stationary, and also mc.ssc. can be driven for multi-step time slice scanning.