
doi: 10.2172/10152247
Cobalt samples frequently are irradiated in nuclear reactors to produce gamma sources and can be irradiated as integral flux monitors because of the long half-life of the isotope produced. At the present time a small cobalt sample is being irradiated within the KW Reactor Snout facility for future use as a radiographic source for inspection of finished product in the Chemical Processing Department. Analysis was made to estimate the buildup of activity in this sample; the general equation may be of interest and value for other cobalt sample irradiations.
22 General Studies Of Nuclear Reactors, 570, Test, Neutron Flux, Mathematical Models, Research, Gamma Sources, Radiation Sources, Hanford Production Reactors, Production, Isotope Production, 070200, Reactor Physics 220600, Cobalt 60, Training, Irradiation, Materials Testing Reactors, 07 Isotopes And Radiation Sources
22 General Studies Of Nuclear Reactors, 570, Test, Neutron Flux, Mathematical Models, Research, Gamma Sources, Radiation Sources, Hanford Production Reactors, Production, Isotope Production, 070200, Reactor Physics 220600, Cobalt 60, Training, Irradiation, Materials Testing Reactors, 07 Isotopes And Radiation Sources
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