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SGS™ Standard Segmented Gamma Scanner

SGS™

Standard Segmented Gamma Scanner

The Standard Segmented Gamma Scanner (SGS system) is designed to perform accurate quantitative assays on gamma emitting nuclides found in fission products, activation products, and Transuranic (TRU) waste.

Tag Features

  • Quantitative gamma analysis for fission products or TRU (alpha) radionuclides
  • Segment by segment assay results
  • Compact design for reduced footprint
  • NDA 2000™ software provides setup, calibration, and QA capabilities
  • Fully integrated PLC-based electromechanical control system
  • CE compliant
  • Optional automatic weighing system

Key Customer Benefits

  • Reduced integration and Installation time on-site
  • Ease of maintenance
  • Transportability within site

Applications

  • Nuclear Waste Assay
  • Decontamination and Decommissioning (D&D)
  • Nuclear safeguards
  • Research laboratories

Description

The Mirion Standard Segmented Gamma Scanner (SGS system) is designed to perform accurate quantitative assays on gamma emitting nuclides found in fission products, activation products, and Transuranic (TRU) waste. With the optional ASTM algorithms it is also designed for use in safeguards applications. The system provides very accurate assays through the use of a collimated high purity germanium detector. The container is divided into a number of vertical segments and the activity is quantified in each vertical segment using matrix correction techniques based on attenuation corrections.

The system is designed to assay drums with volumes up to 200 L (55 gal) and weights up to 454 kg (1000 lb). The total system footprint is less than 4 m2 (<36 square-feet) with a maximum height of 213.4 cm (84 in.) including lightpost; 157.5 cm (62 in.) to the top of the frame. Forklift pockets provide for easy transport within a facility.

The system is designed to assay radionuclides such as 60Co or 137Cs with drum activities ranging from approximately 100 nCi up to approximately 20 mCi. For transuranic waste the system is optimized for assaying drums containing 0.1 grams 235U or 0.2 grams 239Pu up to 1000 grams. There is some flexibility in the detector size and collimation that can be used to modify the dynamic range of the system.

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