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Mirion Technologies has announced three senior leadership appointments designed to support its global nuclear and medical businesses while advancing a company-wide digital and AI strategy. The leadership changes come as Mirion seeks to advance innovation and maintain strong performance in nuclear energy, radiation safety, and medical applications.
Willard G. Winn, Norman P. Baumann
Nuclear Technology | Volume 64 | Number 3 | March 1984 | Pages 300-306
Technical Paper | Technique | doi.org/10.13182/NT84-A33359
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Tritiated process water is monitored by detecting the D2O component via the 2D(γ,n)1H reaction. A probe containing a 1- to 7-mCi 24Na (15-h) gamma source and six 3He neutron detectors produces and monitors the 2D(γ, n)1H reaction. A variety of probe configurations were examined for D2O detection sensitivity. The corresponding detection limits range from 6 to 280 µl for D2O droplets and 1 to 13 µl/cm for D2O streams, when 10-min neutron counting with a 1-mCi gamma source is used. Results from two field applications illustrate the utility of the monitor.