MARC 7000 – Tritium Bubbler: Atmospheric Monitoring System with 4 Pots (With Oven) for Trapping Tritium in HTO, HT, and OBT Forms

– Tritium Bubbler Comparison –

This comparative table details the specifics and characteristics of tritium bubbler systems, highlighting the MARC 5000 model with 2 pots (without oven) and the MARC 7000 model with 4 pots (with oven).

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– Operating Principle –

The MARC 7000 bubbler is used for monitoring atmospheric tritium concentration levels in vapor and gas form from chimneys, ventilation systems, hoods, premises, or the environment.

The MARC 7000 samples water vapor form of tritium (HTO) by bubbling in water in the first two pots, after particle filtration in the air. Gas form tritium (HT) or organic (OBT) is oxidized in an oven equipped with a catalyst, and then trapped by the same principle in the last two pots. The measured tritium activity is then reported to the volume of air passed through the device to determine the volumetric activity of tritium in the air (in Bq/m3 of air).

– Performance –

(CEA Marcoule test report June 2006)

– Air Flow Process –

A pre-filter paper at the entrance (∅ 45 mm) prevents the aspiration of dust, and the electronic flow meter is protected by Gortex® filters. The air flows in glass vials (250 ml capacity) through stainless steel air tubes. The airflow can be adjusted from 10 to 50 liters per hour, regulated by a certified flow meter.

– Official Supplier –

Various nuclear power plants in Europe and worldwide.

– About SDEC –

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