JAEA-Testing-2011-007.pdf:46.74MB - 日本原子力研究開発機構
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<strong>JAEA</strong>-<strong>Testing</strong> <strong>2011</strong>-007<br />
<strong>JAEA</strong>-<strong>Testing</strong> <strong>2011</strong>-007<br />
viscosity of the water. The actual flow rate shall be obtained by the measurement<br />
using a tank with a known volume or change in water level of the swimming pool<br />
under the final set up of engine pumps, and suction and ejection ports.<br />
(e) Take samples from the discharge water approximately every one hour to check<br />
for the radioactivity concentration.<br />
Water for sampling shall be put into a 10 L tank temporally as shown in the photo<br />
below, and then samples shall be taken from the tank. Write down the obtained<br />
radioactivity concentration of the discharge water in the form, “Record 8:<br />
Radioactivity concentration of discharge water without decontamination<br />
treatment – Sampled at ( )” for each pump.<br />
Put the hose nozzle in the space<br />
between the tray set on the bottom and<br />
the side wall of the pool, and pump up<br />
water while taking care of not pumping<br />
precipitate.<br />
(f) When the water level decreased to that lower than containers such as tray, put<br />
the hose nozzle in the space between the tray and the side wall of the pool<br />
where less precipitate is left (see photos below), and continue discharging of the<br />
pool water.<br />
- 135 -<br />
- 135 -<br />
Bottom of the pool just after the<br />
discharge has been completed.