Configuring and using the sd1000 serial to bluetooth adaptor (4 pages)
Summary of Contents for DURRIDGE RAD7
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OPERATIONAL CHECK Operational Check Accessory for the RAD7 User Manual...
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2 OPERATIONAL CHECK Figure 2 Operational Check Setup 2.1 Purge the RAD7 2.2 Hook up to the Operational Check 2.3 3-Hour Test 2.4 Cumulative Spectrum 2.5 Leak Check 2.6 Multiple RAD7s Figure 3 Multiple RAD7 Sensitivity Check Configuration Table of Contents...
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Operational Check is instead intended to be used to make a quick check that your RAD7 is seeing and correctly identifying counts from radon and thoron. With careful record-keeping, it can also be used to check for leaks in the RAD7’s internal sample path.
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2 OPERATIONAL CHECK After sitting sealed on a shelf for one month, the radon in the Operational Check container will have reached within 1% of a steady value, in which the rate of emission of radon into the container is equal to the rate of loss by decay and leakage.
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2.1 Purge the RAD7 First, purge the RAD7 with dry air in an open loop for at least 5 minutes, then switch to 1-day protocol: select Setup, Protocol, 1-day, and push [ENTER]. Start a reading, still sampling fresh air through a drying unit.
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2.6 Multiple RAD7s Before using the Operational Check to check a RAD7, the Operational Check must be left sealed for a month, in order for the radon inside the container to reach equilibrium. That means a RAD7 can have its operation checked each month on a regular basis. However, there is nothing to stop us hooking up multiple RAD7s in series in the loop connected to the Operational Check.
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