HJ 1127-2020 in English
VALIDTechnical Specifications on Determination of Gamma-ray Emitting Radionuclides in Environmental Samples for Emergency Monitoring
- Issued on:2020-04-09
- Implemented on:2020-04-30
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本标准规定了核与辐射事故应急情况下,环境样品 γ 核素的测量技术。
本标准适用于应急监测中,使用实验室高纯锗 γ 能谱仪测量环境介质中 γ 核素,其他测量手段也可参照本标准。
Introduction
Analysis of the core content of the standard
This standard establishes for the first time a complete technical system for the measurement of γ nuclides in environmental samples for nuclear accident emergency monitoring in my country, focusing on the application requirements of high-purity germanium γ spectrometers. The efficiency calibration database provided in Appendix A covers 4 types of P-type (40-70%) and 5 types of N-type (30-70%) detectors, including Monte Carlo simulation efficiency curves for soil, water, biological and other media.
Comparison of Technical Requirements of Key Instruments
| Parameters | P-type detector | N-type detector |
|---|---|---|
| Energy response range | Above 50 keV | Above 20 keV |
| Relative detection efficiency | ≥20% | ≥20% |
| Energy resolution (60Co 1332.5 keV) | ≤2.5 keV | |
Special requirements for sample processing
- Aerosol samples: Ultra-large flow (φ70×15 mm) need to be pressed into a cake shape, and large flow (φ50×6 mm) needs to be folded
- Biological samples: Leafy vegetables need to be chopped into 1 cm segments and compacted when measured using the 2L Marin cup (Appendix F)
- Contaminated samples: The detector must be wrapped with plastic film and a background check must be performed immediately after measurement
Innovations in quality control
The standard proposes a quality control indicator of double sample error ratio (DER) ≤3.0, and requires at least one retest for every 20 samples. Quantitative control is achieved through the formula: DER = |ACoriginal-ACdup|/√(uc2+uc2).
Application of Nuclide Identification Database
The fission product master nuclide library established in Appendix E contains 77 key nuclides, which are divided into the following categories according to their half-lives:
- Early stage of accident (<24h): short-lived nuclides such as 132I and 135I
- Middle stage (1-10d): 131I and 140Ba
- Late stage (>30d): long-lived nuclides such as 137Cs and 90Sr
Implementation Suggestions
Suggested laboratories:
- Pre-establishment of efficiency calibration database for different detector types
- Regular update of nuclide library (refer to ASTM D7784-12 standard)
- Special verification of Marin Cup measurement geometry (Appendix F)

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