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RE: A Question for Power Reactor Types and others with portal monitors.

To: "'Sewell, Linda'" <LMS1@PGE.COM>, Radsafe@list.Vanderbilt.Edu
Subject: RE: A Question for Power Reactor Types and others with portal monitors.
From: "Wes Van Pelt" <WesVanPelt@att.net>
Date: Fri, 9 Apr 2004 09:44:10 -0500
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Linda and All,



 



A common thread throughout which confuses the matter is that the folks doing

the tests routinely tell the people that we'll never see it or that it will

be gone in just a day or two.  The bottom line is, as well all know, if you

start off with a BUNCH of activity (millicuries) you still have a BUNCH of

activity (from a portal or gate monitor standpoint)  even after 7-10

half-lives.



 



Actually, if you start off with a BUNCH of activity you have a milli-BUNCH

after 10 half lives.



 



Happy Holidays to all.



 



Best regards,



Wes Van Pelt

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- RE: A Question for Power Reactor Types and others with portal monitors.
  - From: "Sewell, Linda" <LMS1@PGE.COM>

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