Published 1999 | Version v1
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Fully automated gamma spectrometry gauge observing possible radioactive contamination of melting-shop samples

  • 1. Salzgitter AG (Germany)
  • 2. Target Systemelectronic GmbH (Germany)

Description

At Salzgitter AG, several monitoring systems have been installed to check the scrap transport by rail and by car. At the moment, the scrap transport by ship is reloaded onto wagons for monitoring afterwards. In the future, a detection system will be mounted onto a crane for a direct check on scrap upon the departure of ship. Furthermore, at Salzgitter AG Central Chemical Laboratory, a fully automated gamma spectrometry gauge is installed in order to observe a possible radioactive contamination of the products. The gamma spectrometer is integrated into the automated OE spectrometry line for testing melting shop samples after performing the OE spectrometry. With this technique the specific activity of selected nuclides and dose rate will be determined. The activity observation is part of the release procedure. The corresponding measurement data are stored in a database for quality management reasons. (author)

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Workshop on radioactive contaminated metallurgical scrap. Vol. 1, 2

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Publishing Information

Imprint Title
Workshop on radioactive contaminated metallurgical scrap. Vol. 1, 2
Imprint Pagination
419 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 101-112
Report number
INIS-CZ--0024

Conference

Title
Workshop on radioactive contaminated metallurgical scrap
Dates
26-28 May 1999
Place
Prague (Czech Republic)

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Notes
1 tab., 5 figs., 8 refs.