: Wednesday, January 9, 2019 12:08 PM
To: jim...@keysolutionsinc.com; powernet@hpspowernet.org
Cc: McCarthy, John:(GenCo-Nuc)
Subject: Re: [Powernet] Benchmark - WBC Check Source
I used 152Eu in the mid 80's with Pilgrim's HPGe WBC.
Jack McCarthy, DCHP
Decommissioning Health Physics
Oyster Creek
Hi All,
I am retired now, but Diablo Canyon had both an HPGe and NaI body counter.
The HPGe counter has been QC'ed with a Eu-152 source since if was purchased
in the mid-90's. My personal opinion is that a Co-60/Cs-137 source is
really not sufficiently challenging to a HPGe system.
Thanks,
2019 5:35 AM
To: powernet@HPSpowernet.org<mailto:powernet@HPSpowernet.org>
Cc: Holmes, Stephen J:(GenCo-Nuc)
mailto:stephen.hol...@exeloncorp.com>>
Subject: [Powernet] Benchmark - WBC Check Source
This benchmark is primarily for those of you using a Germanium based whole body
counter..
phen J:(GenCo-Nuc)
Subject: [Powernet] Benchmark - WBC Check Source
This benchmark is primarily for those of you using a Germanium based whole
body counter.I welcome feedback from everyone, however
Questions (with Ginna info)
1. What WBC system are you using?
Mirion/Canberra Accus
This benchmark is primarily for those of you using a Germanium based whole body
counter...I welcome feedback from everyone, however
Questions (with Ginna info)
1. What WBC system are you using?
Mirion/Canberra Accuscan-II with dual HPGe detectors
1. What nuclides/peaks are you using to
