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Radiotracer application in Malaysia: residence time distribution study
Noraishah Othman1, Nor Pa'iza Mohamed Hassan2, Roslan Yahya3, Mior Ahmad Khusaini Adnan4, Mohd Rabaie Shari5, Hearie Hassan6, Airwan Affendy Mahmood7.
The residence time distribution (RTD) study at power generation plant was successfully carried out using radiotracer technology.
In this study, Tc99m was used as the source of radioactive whereas NaI(Tl) detector was the scintillant detector. Previous study
only concentrated on getting the flow rate from two successive peaks without producing any mathematical model. Thus, the
hydrodynamics behaviour of the liquid inside the plant was weakly described. In this study, axial dispersed plug flow model is
the best RTD model due to minimal value of sum of square which is 0.261 x 10-5
compare to other RTD models recommended
by International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Affiliation:
- Agensi Nuklear Malaysia, Malaysia
- Agensi Nuklear Malaysia, Malaysia
- Agensi Nuklear Malaysia, Malaysia
- Agensi Nuklear Malaysia, Malaysia
- Agensi Nuklear Malaysia, Malaysia
- Agensi Nuklear Malaysia, Malaysia
- Agensi Nuklear Malaysia, Malaysia
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