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Non Destructive Assay (NDA) for Nuclear Waste Characterization
Calorimetry is the technique with the highest sensitivity for characterizing nuclear materials and waste.
When radioactive waste material in a container emits α and β radiation (e.g. from curium, plutonium, tritium, etc.) it also emits an amount of heat that is proportional to the quantity of radioactive material. This heat emission can be quantified using a SETARAM calorimeter.
SETARAM instrumentation's large-volume calorimeters (from 1 l to 90 l) can detect thermal radiation levels of just a few μW.
When radioactive waste material in a container emits α and β radiation (e.g. from curium, plutonium, tritium, etc.) it also emits an amount of heat that is proportional to the quantity of radioactive material. This heat emission can be quantified using a SETARAM calorimeter.
SETARAM instrumentation's large-volume calorimeters (from 1 l to 90 l) can detect thermal radiation levels of just a few μW.
High Sensitivity air bath Calorimeter for Non Destructive Assay of 3013 containers | ||
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LVC-3013The SERIES 3013 is a high sensitive twin cells calorimeter designed for the characterization of nuclear materials and more particularly for the analysis of radioactive wastes and quantification of radioactive elements (e.g. curium, plutonium, tritium) contained in shielded 3013 containers. See more |
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High Sensitivity Multi-cells air bath Calorimeter for Non Destructive Assay of 3013 containers | ||
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LVC-M3013The Series M3013 is a high sensitive multi-cells calorimeter designed for the characterization of nuclear materials and more particularly for the analysis of radioactive wastes and quantification of radioactive elements (e.g. curium, plutonium, tritium) contained in shielded 3013 containers. See more |
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High Sensitivity Large Volume 15 Liters Calorimeter for Non Destructive Assay | ||
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LVC-270-3WThe Series 270 is a high sensitive twin cells calorimeter designed for the characterization of nuclear materials and more particularly for the analysis of radioactive wastes and quantification of radioactive elements (e.g. curium, plutonium, tritium) contained in shielded containers. See more |
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High Sensitivity Large Volume 15 Liters Calorimeter for Non Destructive Assay | ||
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LVC-270-15WThe Series 270 is a high sensitive twin cells calorimeter designed for the characterization of nuclear materials and more particularly for the analysis of radioactive wastes and quantification of radioactive elements (e.g. curium, plutonium, tritium) contained in shielded containers. See more |
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High Sensitivity Large Volume 25 Liters Tritium Calorimeter for Non Destructive Assay | ||
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LVC-580The Series 580 is a high sensitive twin cells calorimeter designed for the characterization of nuclear materials and more particularly for the analysis of radioactive wastes and quantification of radioactive elements (e.g. curium, plutonium, tritium) contained in shielded containers. See more |
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High Sensitivity Large Volume 60 Liters Tritium Calorimeter for Non Destructive Assay | ||
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LVC-390The Series 390 is a high sensitive twin cells calorimeter designed for the characterization of nuclear materials and more particularly for the analysis of radioactive wastes and quantification of radioactive elements (e.g. curium, plutonium, tritium) contained in shielded containers. See more |
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High Sensitivity Large Volume 90 Liters Tritium Calorimeter for Non Destructive Assay | ||
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LVC-680The Series 680 is a high sensitive twin cells calorimeter designed for the characterization of nuclear materials and more particularly for the analysis of radioactive wastes and quantification of radioactive elements (e.g. curium, plutonium, tritium) contained in shielded containers. See more |
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