Research on Three-level Enrichment Method Based on 222Rn.

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School of Nuclear Science and Technology, University of South China, Hunan 421001, China.

Published: January 2023

Various low-concentration inert gases, including 222Rn, 133Xe, and 85Kr, pollute the atmosphere near nuclear facilities (e.g., nuclear power plants or reprocessing plants). Owing to the detection limits of instruments, it has become urgent to determine the concentration of these gases efficiently and perform their online monitoring. However, current technologies are limited by low enrichment efficiencies. In this study, a high-pressure, low-flow, large-volume, and high-efficiency adsorption method has been proposed along with a high-temperature, low-pressure, high-flow, and small-volume rapid desorption and collection method, which are based on the gas enrichment principle of activated carbon. The results demonstrated that when dynamic adsorption was implemented using a two-level enrichment method, the final desorbed gas concentration was proportional to the volume ratio of both the large and small activated carbon beds. At a volume ratio of 15:1, 222Rn concentration increased from 110 to 21,016 Bq m-3 after the two-level enrichment; meanwhile, 222Rn concentration increased from 110 to 42,012 Bq m-3 after three-level enrichment. The three-level enrichment technology provides technical support for the enrichment of low-concentration inert gases in the environment, while offering an important technical foundation for improving the monitoring of low-concentration inert gases in specific environments as well as the atmospheric environment.

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