Authorised Indian Distributor
Saxsons Group
New Delhi, India · Since 1997
The facility-utility that turns radioactive synthesis off-gas from a radiation-safety problem into a routine, recorded process. Detects, isolates the hot cell, holds the gas until it has decayed, and releases it under audit.
| Type | Radioactive gaseous-waste disposal system — facility-utility for cyclotron synthesis hot cells |
| Function — detection | Detects radioactive gases generated during cyclotron synthesis processes |
| Function — isolation | Automatically isolates the host hot cell on detection of off-gas radioactivity |
| Function — storage | Delivers off-gas into storage tanks for decay buffer |
| Function — release | Releases gas only after radioactivity has decayed to safe levels |
| Function — data | Checks and records data for every waste cycle (audit log) |
| Integration | Pairs with SYNT synthesis hot cells; related the manufacturer products include RES 1, RES 2, SYNTHERA HC |
| Storage tank capacity | Not published on (the manufacturer )public page — confirm via brochure |
| Gas-handling rate | Not published on (the manufacturer )public page — confirm via brochure |
| Monitoring instrumentation | Not published on (the manufacturer )public page — confirm via brochure |
| Indian regulatory path | AERB Atomic Energy (Radiation Protection) Rules 2004 + AERB Regulatory Requirements for Medical Cyclotron Facility (2017) |
Radiation safety on the off-gas side of the cyclotron radiopharmacy
Synthesis processes generate radioactive gases — WGHS captures them at source, holds them for decay, and releases them after radioactivity has dropped to safe levels. No direct atmospheric release of live activity.
When off-gas radioactivity is detected, WGHS automatically isolates the host hot cell — limiting the release path and giving the operator a defined containment window for response.
Every waste cycle is checked and recorded. The decay-and-release log is an audit-trail input for the radiopharmacy programme — useful at AERB inspection and for internal radiation-safety review.
WGHS is part of the manufacturer-supplied cyclotron stack. Specified alongside SYNT (synthesis), it closes the radiation-safety loop that the synthesis cell opens. Related the manufacturer products: RES 1, RES 2, SYNTHERA HC.
For an Indian cyclotron site, off-gas handling is one of the inputs to the AERB Regulatory Requirements for Medical Cyclotron Facility licensing path. WGHS provides the engineered control that documentation needs to cite.
WGHS is not a per-cell accessory — it's a facility-utility that serves the synthesis-cell estate. One unit, multiple host cells covered.
The simplest answer to live radioactive off-gas is to wait. WGHS makes that wait into a controlled, recorded process: detect the gas, isolate the cell, store the gas, wait for decay, release after decay. Each step recorded for audit.
Every waste cycle generates a recorded data point — when the gas came in, when it decayed, when it was released. That is the audit trail an AERB inspection asks for, in a form the operator does not have to assemble manually.
WGHS serves the cyclotron synthesis-cell estate. One installation covers the off-gas safety story for the whole synthesis line — a smaller capital footprint than per-cell off-gas handling.
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WGHS™ Waste Gas Handling System
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