Intrinsically safe radon monitoring and sampling

  • Our instruments can use an intrinsically safe protocol, leaving the electronic instrument in a safe area and bringing a sample to it.
  • We can sample work area, exhaust gases or process stream.

Continuous Monitoring

  • For radon gas and/or radon daughters run a flexible tube from the sample area to our monitor, or tap our radon monitor into the process stream or ventilation air stream.
  • Pass the air or gas through a Lucas cell in our PMT radon monitor or through our solid state monitor.

Grab Sampling

  • For radon gas carry a sample container to the work area, fill it with ambient air and return it to the monitor
  • For radon daughters carry a filter holder and a number of filters to the work area, along with an intrinsically safe vacuum pump, and return the loaded filters to our radon monitor.
  • We also use our Lucas cell system to test for radon and radium in solution in effluent water.
On-site engineers will, of course, ensure that all other fire, explosion and safety precautions are taken, including installing the flexible tube and collecting and carrying the sample.

We have laboratory-grade portable instruments with numerous capabilities.

  • Our PMT radon monitor features a photomultiplier tube with detectors including Lucas cell for radon gas and scintillation discs for radon daughters.
  • Our solid state monitor measures radon and thoron daughters. It is programmable and suitable for working level and other reporting methods.
Robert H. Morse, Ph.D., P.Eng.
For instruments contact
R.H. Morse & Associates Ltd.
1-416-269-9979
morse@finderschoice.com

INSTRUMENTS
  • We measure: radon - radium - thoron - radon daughters - alpha radiation.
  • The Lucas cell is recognized as the most sensitive and reliable method for these elements.
  • Our instruments are used around the world in exploration for uranium, oil & gas, groundwater and hydrothermal, and in environmental protection, health physics, earthquake prediction, and evaluation of hydrocarbon and NAPL contamination.
  • In the radon business since 1968, our latest major instrument update was 2015.
  • Modern, low-power, field-rugged electronics. Some earlier versions still working after 35 years.
  • Continuous real-time monitoring and data recording.
  • Winter and summer, from the Sahara Desert to the Canadian Shield, our instruments have faced up to severe field conditions.
  • Intrinsically safe functions.
  • Sensitive to geochemical trace levels necessary for radon in lake water and for radon-thoron isotope ratios.
  • Can work in a tent without electricity or be carried from point to point in the field.
  • 50 readings per day. Results available immediately.
  • Rechargeable battery pack good for a long day in the field and recharges in a few hours.
  • Can be operated by junior personnel if carefully supervised.
  • Same instruments used for radon and radium in soil, sediment, plant parts, rocks, water, soil gas, air, and snow, and for radon daughters in air.
  • EPA compliant.
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  • Technical specification sheets and pictures of our instruments provided on request.
  • Multilingual consulting and training (if required).
For instruments contact
R.H. Morse & Associates Ltd.
1-416-269-9979
morse@finderschoice.com
skype: robert.morse.toronto


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