Detection and analysis of xenon isotopes for the comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty international monitoring system
The use of the xenon isotopes for detection of nuclear explosions is of great interest for monitoring compliance with the comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty (CTBT). Recently, the automated radioxenon sampler-analyzer (ARSA) was tested at the Institute for Atmospheric Radioactivity (IAR) in Freibu...
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| description | The use of the xenon isotopes for detection of nuclear explosions is of great interest for monitoring compliance with the comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty (CTBT). Recently, the automated radioxenon sampler-analyzer (ARSA) was tested at the Institute for Atmospheric Radioactivity (IAR) in Freiburg, Germany to ascertain its use for the CTBT by comparing its results to laboratory-based analyses, determining its detection sensitivity and analyzing its results in light of historical xenon isotope levels and known reactor operations in the area. Xe-133 was detected nearly every day throughout the test at activity concentrations ranging between approximately 0.1
mBq/m
3 to as high as 120
mBq/m
3. Xe-133m and
135Xe were also detected occasionally during the test at concentrations of less than 1 to a few mBq/m
3. |
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mBq/m
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135Xe were also detected occasionally during the test at concentrations of less than 1 to a few mBq/m
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mBq/m
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mBq/m
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135Xe were also detected occasionally during the test at concentrations of less than 1 to a few mBq/m
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