Radiation shield casting refers to the process of creating radiation shields through a casting method, typically using materials like lead. The goal is to manufacture protective barriers that block or reduce the harmful effects of ionizing radiation, such as X-rays, gamma rays, and neutron radiation.

Applications:

o   Medical: In medical environments, radiation shield casting is used to create protective barriers, lead aprons, and containers for safely storing radioactive materials or shielding X-ray machines.

o   Nuclear Power: For power plants or research reactors, cast shields are often used in walls, containers, and other structures to protect workers and the public from radiation.

o   Industrial: In industrial applications, radiation shields are used to protect workers in environments where high levels of radiation are present, such