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In-situ gamma-PHA measurements to support unconditional release of 235-F chiller units

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S.R. Salaymeh

Publication year - 2000

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/752038

Subject(s) - chiller , environmental science , water chiller , nuclear engineering , chiller boiler system , engineering , physics , mechanical engineering , refrigerant , gas compressor , thermodynamics

The Analytical Development Section of Savannah River Technology Center (SRTC) was requested by the Facility Decommission Division (FDD) to conduct in-situ gamma-ray pulse height analysis measurements to support the unconditional release of 235-F chiller units. The chiller units were used to cool process water in the 235-F facility. The measurements' main goal is to confirm that there is no process-related contaminants present on the chillers. For each of the two F-area clean water chillers, the authors have acquired ten gamma-ray pulse height analysis spectra. This report will discuss the purpose of the measurements, the experimental setup, data acquisition, calculations and results, and a conclusion of the study

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