DILUTE RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATION ENHANCEMENT THROUGH DISTILLATION

原文（中国語）

In a sodium-cooled fast reactor, a breached fuel pin releases fission and activation products into the primary sodium coolant and into the cover gas. A portion of the primary sodium coolant is diverted to a distillation system where its constituents can be separated based on volatility. Condensing these constituents enables precise measurement of their concentration without delays caused by waiting for the decay of radioactive sodium background scatter, enhancing the detection and quantification of the dilute constituents. Additionally, the method continuously determines the initial concentration of constituents in the feed. Quantification is achieved using detectors, facilitating the continuous assessment of dilute constituent concentrations in the sodium coolant feed stream.