In-situ detection equipment for radon-in-water: unattended operation and monthly investigations
Radon is recognized as a powerful tracer of certain geophysical processes in marine and aquatic environments. In the past few decades, the instruments and methods for measuring radon concentration in water have been developed to some extent but still lack underwater in-situ measurements. Here we pre...
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| creator | Li, Chunqian Li, Meng Chen, Guangquan Yu, Huaming Zhang, Chenglun Liu, Wen Guo, Jinjia Zhao, Shibin Song, Lijun Cui, Xiliang Chai, Ying Cao, Lu Ji, Diansheng Xu, Bochao |
| description | Radon is recognized as a powerful tracer of certain geophysical processes in marine and aquatic environments. In the past few decades, the instruments and methods for measuring radon concentration in water have been developed to some extent but still lack underwater
in-situ
measurements. Here we present an
in-situ
detection equipment for radon-in-water (pulsed ionization chamber (PIC)-radon) to measure dissolved radon in ocean and groundwater settings. The equipment has been successfully deployed in the Jiaozhou Bay in July 2022 and has achieved 14 d of unattended underwater
in-situ
observation. Then it was successfully placed in a groundwater monitoring well in the Laizhou Bay in November 2022 and monitored radon activities for over 30 d. The results showed that this instrument had a good indication of submarine groundwater discharge. The PIC-radon detector takes advantage of smaller size, lower power consumption, and is barely influenced by humidity, making it particularly suitable for long-term
in-situ
measurement, especially in harsh environments with limited human care or deployment spaces. |
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detection equipment for radon-in-water (pulsed ionization chamber (PIC)-radon) to measure dissolved radon in ocean and groundwater settings. The equipment has been successfully deployed in the Jiaozhou Bay in July 2022 and has achieved 14 d of unattended underwater
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in-situ
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in-situ
detection equipment for radon-in-water (pulsed ionization chamber (PIC)-radon) to measure dissolved radon in ocean and groundwater settings. The equipment has been successfully deployed in the Jiaozhou Bay in July 2022 and has achieved 14 d of unattended underwater
in-situ
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in-situ
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in-situ
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in-situ
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