Re: 120-ml and tool monitor

["John Ewell" <johnewell@onebox.com>]

I've been to over 20 sites, plus DOE, and have never used a SAM type
instrument to monitor for anything but surface contamination. Any bulk/liquid
samples should be monitored by other means, usually Gamma Spec (NaI is
fine) with a definite LLD.

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---- dpharrison@aep.com wrote:
> 
> 
> I see where some utilities use the tool monitor to free-release small
> geometry
> samples (oil, water, etc.), like the 120-ml variety.  Any other power
> stations
> use the tool monitor to unconditionally release 120-ml oil samples?
> 
> David Harrison
> DC Cook Nuclear Plant
> (616)465-5901, ext. 2545
> dpharrison@aep.com
> 
> 
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