Login

23rd International Conference on Radionuclide Metrology and its Applications - ICRM 2023

26–31 Mar 2023
Europe/Bucharest timezone

Contact

Session

Source preparation techniques

SP
29 Mar 2023, 15:30

Conveners

Source preparation techniques: 1 Oral and 2 Poster contributions

  • Lisa Karam (NIST)
  • Nuria Navarro Ortega (CIEMAT)

Source preparation techniques: 1 Oral contribution

  • Nuria Navarro Ortega (CIEMAT)
  • Lisa Karam (NIST)

Description

Radioactive source preparation techniques

Presentation materials

There are no materials yet.

  1. 40. Gravimetric deposition of microliter drops with radiometric confirmation
    Dr Denis E. Bergeron (NIST, USA)
    29/03/2023, 15:30
    Source preparation techniques
    Oral

    Authors (affiliation): 1. Denis E. Bergeron (NIST, USA), 2. Richard Essex (NIST, USA), 3. Svetlana Nour (NIST, USA), 4. Gordon A. Shaw (NIST, USA), 5. R. Michael Verkouteren (NIST, USA), 6. Ryan P. Fitzgerald (NIST, USA).

    The aspirating pycnometer method for gravimetric preparation of radioactive sources routinely achieves relative mass uncertainties ≈ 0.05 % when several 10 mg to 25 mg...

    Go to contribution page
  2. 64. Preparation of 137Cs Sources From Nuclear Fuel Element Plate U3Si2/Al Post Irradiation for Calibrating Nuclear Instruments
    Mr Gatot Wurdiyanto (BRIN, Indonesia)
    29/03/2023, 15:50
    Source preparation techniques
    Poster

    Authors (affiliation): 1. Gatot Wurdiyanto (PRTSMMN – BRIN, Indonesia), 2. Aslina Br. Ginting (PRTDBBNLR – BRIN, Indonesia), 3. Hermawan Candra (PRTSMMN – BRIN, Indonesia), 4. Boybul (PRTDBBNLR – BRIN, Indonesia), 5. Arif Nugroho (PRTDBBNLR – BRIN, Indonesia), 6. Yanlinastuti (PRTDBBNLR – BRIN, Indonesia), 7. Erlina Noerpitasari (PRTDBBNLR – BRIN, Indonesia).

    Since 2002, the Multi-Purpose...

    Go to contribution page
  3. 77. Source preparation for activity measurement of Po-210 by transition-edge sensor
    Dr Yasushi Sato (National Metrology Institute of Japan, Japan)
    29/03/2023, 15:53
    Source preparation techniques
    Poster

    Authors (affiliation): 1 Yasushi Sato (NMIJ, AIST, Japan), 2 Takahiro Kikuchi (DTRI, AIST, Japan), 3 Ryan Smith (The University of Tokyo, Japan), 4 Akira Sato (DTRI, AIST, Japan), 5 Fuminori Hirayama (DTRI, AIST, Japan), 6 Hisashi Nakagawa (NMIJ, AIST, Japan), 7 Tomoya Irimatugawa (NMIJ, AIST, Japan), 8 Rio Furukawa (NMIJ, AIST, Japan), 9 Chihiro Shimodan (NMIJ, AIST, Japan), 10 Hideki Harano...

    Go to contribution page
  4. 53. Novel production method for traceable surface sources by aluminium functionalisation
    Ms Dilan Tuzun (Université Paris-Saclay, CEA, List, LNHB, Saclay, France)
    29/03/2023, 16:25
    Source preparation techniques
    Oral

    During decommissioning, the initial cartography of all surfaces is crucial for identifying potential future waste based on its radiation level. Contamination detectors should be calibrated in terms of emission flux or Bq.cm-2 using suitable surface sources. Current standard sources, complying with ISO 8769 (Reference Sources-Calibration of Surface Contamination Monitors), lack...

    Go to contribution page
Building timetable...