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EJ/T 895-2016 in English

EJ/T 895-2016 in English

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Subsampling of Uranium Hexafluoride

  • Issued on:2016-12-14
  • Implemented on:2017-03-01
  • File Format:PDF
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Price(USD): $190.00
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Introduction

Background of Standard Technology Evolution

This standard replaces the 1994 version of EJ/T 895. The main technical upgrades are reflected in:

  • Container type expansion: 4 new types of sampling container specifications
  • Safety enhancement: A new chapter on occupational health hazard prevention and control
  • Process optimization: Add key steps such as valve cavity flushing

Technical requirements for core equipment

Equipment type Material requirements Temperature range Typical use
Large sample container Monel alloy 95±5℃ Original sample storage
U-type sampler 00Cr17Ni14Mo2 stainless steel Liquid nitrogen freezing Uranium isotope analysis
P10 sampling tube Polychlorotrifluoroethylene 75±10℃ Purity/impurity detection

Sampling Scheme Selection Guide

Typical application scenarios:

Uranium isotope analysis: Using Gas uranium isotope sampler, sampling volume ≥3g, the system needs to be pre-passivated for 12 hours

Fission product detection: Use polytrifluorochloroethylene condensation cup, sampling volume ≥50g, and liquid nitrogen freezing for 15 minutes


Key points for safe operation

  1. Ventilation system air volume must be>10000m³/h
  2. All contact surfaces must be kept dry and free of residue
  3. Pressure test needs to be stepped up according to a 0.07MPa gradient
  4. Vacuum system leakage rate ≤1.3×10⁻⁷Pa·m³/s

Implementation Suggestions

It is recommended to establish a two-person review system for sample splitting operations, with key monitoring:

  • System passivation time (≥12h)
  • Boiling water bath heating cycle (30min×3 times)
  • Liquid nitrogen freezing time (6-15min)

Sample only — not a preview of EJ/T 895-2016
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