Hold baggage screening - Std3 EDS

MV3D

The MV3D system is developed and manufactured by Leidos Security Detection & Automation.
The MV3D was developed to meet the most stringent detection requirements whilst retaining the advantages of standard fixed-generator EDS systems. Its innovative design, incorporating multiple generators and detectors, enables it to generate high-resolution 2D and 3D images and to match the performance of rotating gantry systems.

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  • Fixed multi-generator tomograph
  • High-speed screening of 1,800 bags per hour
  • Dynamic 3D images with multiple views
  • STP Compliance
  • A one-metre-wide tunnel

The tunnel’s dimensions – 1 metre wide by 80 cm high – make it easy to integrate the MV3D into most baggage sorting systems on the market. Equipped with a single conveyor belt running at 0.5 m/s, the MV3D ensures a high inspection throughput whilst guaranteeing the STB optimal baggage tracking.

The advanced Dieback function allows baggage to be stopped within the scan beams without any loss of data or the need for a reverse cycle.
The MV3D is the culmination of decades of experience in baggage screening systems using fixed and rotating X-ray generators by Leidos Security Detection & Automation.

Our Services

Design, installation, training, and maintenance provided by VISIOM and its agencies.

Design office

For each project entrusted to us, we organise ourselves on a project-by-project basis. This team of technical and commercial experts analyses, develops and proposes solutions designed to best meet your specific requirements.

Installation

Over the years, our teams have built up a wealth of experience and the flexibility needed to ensure that your installation goes smoothly.

Training

Our accredited training programmes on the operation and maintenance of our equipment are delivered and tailored to suit your operational context.

Maintenance

To ensure the long-term reliability of your installations, we provide a comprehensive maintenance, on-call and helpline service for your entire system.

2D/3D graphical user interface
Equipment dimensions

Dimensions: 5 400 (L) x 2 180 (l) x 2 180 (h) mm

Tunnel size

Tunnel size: 1 020 (L) x 810 (h) mm

Regulations and certification

CE compliance.

  • Equipment specifications
  • installation data
  • OPTIONS
EQUIPMENT
Dimensions
5 400 (L) x 2 180 (l) x 2 180 (h) mm
Net/gross weight
7 530 / 7 974 Kg
Adjustable conveyor height
974 to 1,075 mm
Conveyor speed
0.5 m/s
Maximum luggage weight
290 Kg
Maximum luggage length
2500 mm
SPECIFICATIONS FOR ENTRANCE AND EXIT TUNNELS
Tunnel entrance / Dimensions
1 150 (L) x 2 180 (l) x 2 180 (h) mm
Tunnel opening
1 020 (L) x 810 (h) mm
Net weight
930 Kg
Exit tunnel / Dimensions
1 150 (L) x 2 180 (l) x 2 180 (h) mm
Tunnel opening
020 (L) x 810 (h) mm
Net weight
1 241 Kg
X-ray generators
9 tubes
180 kV
Amperage
8 mA
Cooling
silicone
Duty cycle
100%
Dual-energy detectors
7 x 4 lines - 33 000 photodiodes
Image processing
Standard functions
TRI-MAT processing, pseudo-colour, 2D/3D images, linear magnification, greyscale display, contrast, masking of metallic objects, threat/density alerts
Buffer memory / Level 2 station
30 luggage
Buffer memory / Level 3 station
72 000 luggage
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
Optional
Operator's station
EQUIPMENT
Mechanical engineering
Steel frame on castors, fitted with locking levelling feet
Power supply
3-phase 400 + T VAC ± 10%
Frequency
50/60 Hz +/- 1Hz
Consumption
13 kVA
Operating temperature
0°C to +40°C
Storage temperature
-18°C to + 59°C
Humidity
10% to 90% (non-condensing)
Operator's station
Dimensions
864 (L) x 711 (l) x 1334 (h) mm
Weight
98 Kg
Monitor
1 screen 24’’/1920x1200
Power supply
single-phase
OPTIONS
networking
Compatible with the eXaminer & MVT-HR range
Network switch with redundant configuration available, 19-inch rack-mount
Power supply
single-phase, inverter included

Hold baggage screening - Std3 EDS

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