Hofburg, Vienna, Austria
  24 Jun 2019 - 28 Jun 2019

M. Goodwin1 , A. Davies1 , R. Britton1 , P. Regan2 , S.J. Bell3

1AWE Aldermaston
2University of Surrey
3National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

Abstract:

Beta-gamma coincidence detection methods have become an integral part of the International Monitoring System (IMS), particularly with regards to radioxenon detection. The UK Radionuclide Laboratory (GBL15) is currently working with partners at the University of Surrey and NPL in developing a laboratory-based system for beta-gamma coincidence measurements, aiming to reduce detection limits for radionuclides of interest, as well as future-proof the UK Noble Gas analysis capability in support of the Verification Regime.