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Radioisotope and Radiation Technology Applications for Industry and Environment M. Haji-Saeid Industrial Applications and Chemistry Section IACS Division of Physical and Chemical Sciences (NAPC) Dept. of Nuclear Sciences and Applications (NA) Seminar on Nuclear Science and Technology for Diplomats Vienna, 3-5 February, 2009 Programme-I: Radioisotope Production and Radiation Technology

Radioisotope and Radiation Technology Applications for Industry and Environment Radioisotopes: Atoms that contain an unstable combination of neutrons and protons. Atoms containing this unstable combination regain stability by shedding radioactive energy. The radioactive decay process of each type of radioisotope is unique and is measured with a time period called a half-life. All isotopes are not radioisotopes. The combination can occur naturally, as in radium-226, or by artificially altering the atoms using nuclear reactors or accelerators (Cyclotron) Radioisotope and Radiation Technology Applications for Industry and Environment Ionising radiation: Radiation which can knock electrons out of atoms. Alpha and beta particles, neutrons, X-rays and gamma rays are examples of ionising radiation. Sources: radioisotopes, accelerators Features of radioisotopes and radiation and basis for their applications ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES Radioisotopes emit characteristic radiation, detectable with great sensitivity Accelerators based ionizing radiation 1

Radioisotope for Medicine The radioisotopes in medicine: Radiopharmaceuticals Solid source, called a sealed source Radiopharmaceuticals use is much more than sealed source. Radioisotope for Medicine Radiopharmaceuticals are used mainly for diagnostic imaging and to a less extent for therapy Radiopharmaceuticals for imaging are broadly of two classes: gamma and Positron Emission Tomography (PET) imaging More than 70% of the gamma imaging investigations use Tc-99m. Another 20% of use is covered by Tl-201 mainly for cardiac studies. The remaining use consists of In-111, Ga-67, I-123, Kr- 81m, I-131, Xe-133 and others. F18-fluoro deoxy glucose (FDG) accounts for more than 90% of PET imaging with the remaining 10% accounted by C-11, N-13 and O-15 compounds. Interest in PET is growing in many developing countries in the recent years. Radioisotope for Medicine Radiopharmaceuticals have established uses in the treatment of hyperthyroidism, arthritis, thyroid cancer, certain other cancers and palliation of bone pain due to secondary cancer. This is also an area of currently active research and development. Radioactive sealed sources are widely used for radiotherapy of cancer. More than 1500 Co-60 teletherapy machines are estimated to be in use worldwide. The main radioisotopes used in brachytherapy are Ir-192, I-125 and Pd-103. More than 3000 brachytherapy centres are estimated to be in operation worldwide. 2

Radioisotope and Radiation Technology Applications in Industry and Environmental Safety Radiation can destroy microbes (bacteria): Radiation sterilization of medical products; disinfestation of food and agricultural products; sewage sludge for safer disposal (and even possible use as fertilizer) Radiation can initiate chemical reactions: Radiation processing applications for polymerization, modification of material properties, treating effluents (flue gas, wastewater) to become innocuous Radiation technology applications for industry: Process monitoring, QC, trouble-shooting, radiography, nucleonic gauge, gamma scanning Radiation processing technology Radiation penetrate through matter Attenuation of radiation by matter interposed Radiation can be back scattered heat How we treat materials? radiation UV sunlight MV oven EM - radiation Sources for Radiation Processing in Industrial Scale Operations Gamma radiation sources: High intensity 60 Co sources from 0.1MCi to >2MCi Electron Accelerator (EB): Energy: low (300-700keV), medium (2-3MeV) high (5-10MeV) and Power: Medium (20-100kW) High (0.5-1MW) Electron mode X-ray mode 3

Global Status of Radiation Processing Facilities Gamma irradiator plants More than160 >20% are of >1MCi Co-60 capacity Electron accelerators ~1400 ~300keV to 10MeV energy of electrons and 10kW to 1 MW power About 650 plants in USA and more than 300 plants in Japan installed during the past 30 years. APPLICATION OF RADIATION Human Health Materials Environment Radiation Sterilization of Healthcare Products Radiation processing is a cold process with several advantages over the traditional methods. 25kGy (2.5MRad) of dose, internationally well accepted, for extremely high sterilization factor. High reliability Processing in the final packaging form No residual toxic substances Suitable for most of the heat sensitive products Automated, continuous irradiation facility with only one parameter to be controlled. 4

STERILIZATION Medical devices Packing Labware Raw materials Some cosmetics and pharmaceutical goods X-RAY BLOOD STERILIZER Self-contained dry-storage gamma irradiator suitable for research and small irradiations HIGH QUALITY MATERIALS Industrial Radiation Chemical Processing/ Manufacture Value addition to products / processes Cross-linking of polymers Curing of polymer coatings & Graft polymerization Polymer degradation Gem stones Bio-materials Medical products - Hydrogels 5

RADIATION CROSSLINKING Total hip replacement Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) The "artificial(knee) joint generally has two components, one made of metal which is usually cobalt -chrome or titanium. The other component is a plastic material called polyethylene Hydrogel burn/wound dressings by radiation synthesis and sterilization Sterile cover Cooling effect Regulates O 2 supply Healing progress fast Less scar formation INGREDIENTS Poly Vinyl Alcohol Natural Polysaccharide like Agar Distilled Water Advantages Cross linking + sterilization in one step Bio-compatible materials Cost effective Radiation-processed Products of Natural Polymers for Application in Healthcare Hydrogel Commercial name: Non-bedsore Advantages of gel mat 1. Keeps body temperature for long time 2. Disperses body pressure Advantages of gel 1. Biodegradable hydrogel 2. Non-toxic (very safe) 6

Radiation-processed Products of Natural Polymers for Application in Agriculture, Healthcare, Industry and Environment Effect of low-molecular-weight chitosan/alginate mixture on plant growth Industrial applications of polymer modified by radiation processing Grafting Crosslinking Button battery toxic metal removal from incinerator Wound dressing 1985 Bedsore prevention mat 1999 1994 2004 1997 2003 2000 hardwearing fluororesin Grafting deodorizer heat-resisting cable ~1970 1979 Radial tire Super-heat resistance SiC fiber Air filter for clean room Electric deionizer PE foam FOOD IRRADIATION Inactivation of harmful organisms in food ingredients Inactivation of salmonella food poisoning micro organism Extension of refrigerated shelf life Control of parasites and insects Inhibition of sprouting 7