A MOVEABLE NUCLEAR AIR AND GAS TREATMENT

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the mobile equipment for treating radioactive air/gas comprises: a body housing equipped with intakes and an entrance door on one side, and having a first internal space; an air-blowing fan installed on the other side of the body housing, and operated to enable external air to be sucked into the first internal space through the intakes; a partition part installed in the body housing and separated from the inner surface of the body housing by a certain distance in order to create a second internal space in the body housing; flow-path changing partitions installed between the body housing and the partition part in order to change the flowing direction of the air sucked through the intakes; first filters installed on the partition part between the intakes and the flow-path changing partitions, and firstly filtering out radioactive substances contained in the air sucked through the intakes; second filters installed on the partition part between the flow-path changing partitions and the air-blowing fan, and secondly filtering out radioactive substances contained in the air filtered at the first filters; and third filters installed in the body housing between the partition part and the air-blowing fan, and thirdly filtering out radioactive substances contained in the air filtered at the second filters. The present invention is desired to have a flow path in which, when the air-blowing fan is operated, the external air sucked into the first internal space through the intakes is blocked by the flow-path changing partitions and unable to flow inside the first internal space, therefore flows into the second internal space and is firstly filtered while passing through the first filters; the air flowing into the second internal space flows into the next first internal space and is secondly filtered while passing through the second filters; and the air flowing into the next first internal space is thirdly filtered while passing through the third filters, passes through the air-blowing fan, and is discharged to the outside of the body housing.