If You Have Tritium In Water and Oil Mixtures: We Recommend This Strategy For Measurement Of Tritium

STRATEGY

Tritium is radioactive hydrogen, and hydrogen atoms regularly jump or exchange between different adjacent molecules.
In a mixture of normal water mixed with tritiated oil, both components will, over time, share the Tritium equally.
In LIQUID Samples, this allows a separation strategy, in which we,

1. 1. Pull a sample from the mixture

1. 2. Run this sample through an oil-water separator

1. 3. Collect the relatively clean water

1. 4. Pull this water into the SSS-33M81 tritium measurement flow cell

1. 5. Get a good reading

Without contaminating or degrading the cell

In GASEOUS Samples, the same principles apply.
1. A vapor separation system is utilized.
2. A PTG-9 Tritium Measurement Ion Chamber is used to make the measurements.

Please Contact Us With Information On Your Situation. We Will Advise and/or Quote on a Suitable System to Obtain Your Objective.

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