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LAD-08
Liquid Activity Detector
The detector to measure the 132I radionuclide in the coolant of the primary circuit of a nuclear reactor.
Nuclear power plants
Key Features
- Monitoring of fuel integrity through I-132 detection in the primary circuit of a nuclear reactor
- Attached to line (ATL) monitor
- Detector shielding reducing the response to increased background
- Water cooled monitor
- Checking of the detector function by means of LED check source (without using radioactive source)
Description
The detector is designed to measure the 132I radionuclide in the coolant of the primary circuit of a nuclear reactor, which is released into the coolant only in case of fuel cell leaks. The volumetric activity is measured using the 132I property, which emits two gamma photons of 667 and 772 keVwhen decayed. These photons are detected
simultaneously by 2 opposite GD-52 detectors, between which the measured liquid is guided in the tube.
The detector consists of:
- 2 × GD-52 based on 2.5" × 2.5" NaI(Tl) gamma detector (correct detector functionality can be checked by built-in test LED),
- Sandwich shielding GD-52 (lead, tin, copper) near the pipeline with the measured liquid,
- Stainless steel cooler GD-52, through which the coolant flows (ensuring that the maximum working temperature of the detector is not exceeded),
- RPU-12 Data Acquisition and Processing Units with two 1024 Channel Analyzers (MCA) to evaluate data from detectors..
Product design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice or obligation.
