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Voegele, A.L.; Jesse, R.H.; Russell, W.L.; Baker, J.
California Univ., Livermore (USA). Lawrence Livermore Lab1978
California Univ., Livermore (USA). Lawrence Livermore Lab1978
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[en] An automated facility remotely and automatically analyzes soil, water, and sediment samples for uranium. The samples travel through pneumatic tubes and switches to be first irradiated by neutrons and then counted for resulting neutron and gamma emission. Samples are loaded into special carriers, or rabbits, which are then automatically loaded into the pneumatic transfer system. The sample carriers have been previously coded with an identification number, which can be automatically read in the system. This number is used for correlating and filing data about the samples. The transfer system, counters, and identification system are controlled by a network of microprocessors. A master microprocessor initiates routines in other microprocessors assigned to specific tasks. The software in the microprocessors is unique for this type of application and lends flexibility to the system
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18 Sep 1978; 29 p; ANS meeting; Washington, DC, USA; 12 - 17 Nov 1978; CONF-781105--85; Available from NTIS., PC A03/MF A01
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