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Stainless steel radiation proof doors are critical components in facilities requiring radiation shielding, such as hospitals, laboratories, industrial inspection areas, and nuclear facilities. Proper installation and ongoing maintenance are essential to ensure the effectiveness of these doors in protecting people and environments from harmful radiation exposure. Shanghai Jindoor Technology Co., Ltd., a leading manufacturer of stainless steel radiation proof doors, outlines key considerations for optimal performance and safety.
1. Installation Environment Requirements
Wall Structure Compatibility
Before installation, it is vital to assess the structural integrity and material composition of the walls where the radiation-proof door will be mounted. The walls must be capable of supporting the significant weight of stainless steel doors, especially those containing lead or other dense shielding materials. Reinforced concrete or structural steel framing is recommended to ensure stability and longevity.
Floor Leveling and Smoothness
The installation site must have a flat, level floor to guarantee proper alignment and smooth operation of the door. Any unevenness may lead to misalignment, gaps, or malfunction, particularly in automatic sliding or swing door systems. In high-precision environments like medical imaging rooms, even minor misalignments can compromise radiation shielding.
2. Airtightness and Sealing Performance
Radiation-proof doors must provide a sealed barrier to prevent radiation leakage. Shanghai Jindoor’s doors are designed with high-quality sealing strips and compression systems to ensure tight closure around the entire perimeter of the door. Special attention should be paid during installation to:
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Ensure seals are continuous and properly compressed
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Avoid gaps at the top and bottom edges
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Verify sealing integrity through radiation leakage tests
Effective sealing not only enhances safety but also supports cleanroom or sterile conditions in sensitive environments.
3. Integration with Wall Shielding Systems
Radiation-proof doors should be installed as part of a complete shielding system that includes walls, windows, and other architectural elements. Seamless integration is essential to eliminate weak points in the radiation barrier. Coordination between the door supplier and construction team is crucial for:
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Matching door shielding material (e.g., lead thickness) with adjacent wall shielding
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Aligning door frames flush with the wall's protective layers
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Avoiding discontinuities at wall-door junctions
Shanghai Jindoor provides custom-fit solutions to ensure proper integration with existing shielding infrastructure.
4. Maintenance and Inspection Recommendations
Regular maintenance is vital to ensure long-term safety and functionality. Shanghai Jindoor recommends the following best practices:
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Monthly visual inspections for seal wear, alignment issues, and surface damage
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Annual functional testing of automatic systems, including sensors and control units
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Radiation leakage testing per regulatory standards to confirm continuous shielding effectiveness
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Lubrication and cleaning of mechanical components to prevent wear and ensure smooth operation
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Replacement of sealing strips when signs of aging or degradation appear
A detailed maintenance log should be maintained for compliance and safety audits.
Stainless steel radiation proof doors play a vital role in ensuring radiation safety. Proper installation, airtight sealing, system integration, and scheduled maintenance are key to their long-term performance. Shanghai Jindoor Technology Co., Ltd. offers comprehensive support, from custom design and manufacturing to on-site installation guidance and maintenance training, ensuring every project meets the highest standards of safety and precision.
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