RADIATION PROTECTION ›› 2020, Vol. 40 ›› Issue (6): 565-570.

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Discussion on short-lived radionuclide aerosol monitoring

MENG Dan, MA Tao, LI Jianwei, ZHANG Fuguo, CHANG Xiang, YANG Yi, YANG Liu, MA Yinghao   

  1. China Institute for radiation protection,Taiyuan 030006
  • Online:2020-11-20 Published:2021-01-27

Abstract: Continuous radioactive aerosol monitors,or continuous air monitors (CAMs) are referred usually to the long-lived α/β nuclides (such as U,Pu and 137Cs etc).Thus it has not considered the decay corrections of radioactive nuclides themselves during sampling and measuring.But it is important as well to monitor short-lived nuclides (such as 88Rb,138Cs and 18F,etc) in many nuclear factories including nuclear power plants where the nuclear reactors are to be operated.Therefore,the monitoring of short-lived nuclides is important.This paper discusses the problems about the monitoring of short-lived nuclides,and suggests the data processing methods that can be used for the real monitors to obtain reasonable monitoring results of short-lived nuclides.

Key words: short-lived nuclides, monitor, decay corrections, math derivations

CLC Number: 

  • TL81