Testing of a prototype of calibration facility for noble gas monitoring using 41Ar.

Appl Radiat Isot

Center for Technology of Radiation Safety and Metrology (PTKMR), National Nuclear Energy Agency Indonesia (BATAN), Jalan Lebak Bulus Raya No. 49 PO Box 7043 JKSKL Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia.

Published: September 2012

A prototype of a calibration facility for noble gas monitoring using (41)Ar in the PTKMR-BATAN has been tested. The facility was designed in such a way that the standard source of gas can be reused. The radioactive (41)Ar source was obtained by thermal neutron reaction of (40)Ar(n, γ)(41)Ar using a thermal neutron flux of 4.8×10(13) neutrons per cm(2) per second in two minutes on the multipurpose G.A. Siwabessy Reactor (Batan, Serpong, Indonesia). Gamma spectrometry was used to measure the radioactivity and purity of (41)Ar. The spectrum of the (41)Ar observed yields an energy of 1294 keV because of the highest intensity (99.2%). The activity of (41)Ar was 2821 kBq and 4% of the expanded uncertainty. The time required for (41)Ar to reach homogeneity was 7 min, and the effectiveness of resuse was 53%.

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