Filling arrangement for taking a sample of a radioactive process

Details Filling arrangement for taking a sample of a radioactive process Filling arrangement for taking a sample of a radioactive process

1989-06-21

1991-02-12

Raevis, Robert

Measuring and testing

Sampler, sample handling, etc.

Flow divider, deflector, or interceptor

G01N 100

Patent

active

049914502

ABSTRACT:
The invention is directed to a filling arrangement for taking samples of radioactive process solutions from a liquid flow. The filling arrangement includes a filling head having a through-flow bore. The bore has a constriction in its cross section with first and second passages branching off from the through-flow bore forward of and rearward of the constriction, respectively. To reduce the risk of obstruction when samples of radioactive liquids containing solids are taken, the filling passages are formed so as to be mutually adjacent. The passages are open at the end remote from the through-flow bore and terminate in a conically tapered extension formed on the filling head. The open sample vessel is pushed over the conically tapered extension when taking a sample.

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"Chemische Laboratoriumsgerate" by Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Telle, 2., verbesserte uflage, VEB Deutscher Verlag fur Grundstoffindustrie, Leipzig 1969, p. 132.

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