CEN ISO/TR 22930-2:2021
(Main)Evaluating the performance of continuous air monitors - Part 2: Air monitors based on flow-through sampling techniques without accumulation (ISO/TR 22930-2:2020)
Evaluating the performance of continuous air monitors - Part 2: Air monitors based on flow-through sampling techniques without accumulation (ISO/TR 22930-2:2020)
The use of a continuous air monitor (CAM) is mainly motivated by the need to be alerted quickly and in the most accurate way possible with an acceptable false alarm rate when significant activity concentration value is exceeded, in order to take appropriate measures to reduce exposure of those involved.
The performance of this CAM does not only depend on the metrological aspect characterized by the decision threshold, the limit of detection and the measurement uncertainties but also on its dynamic capacity characterized by its response time as well as on the minimum detectable activity concentration corresponding to an acceptable false alarm rate.
The ideal performance is to have a minimum detectable activity concentration as low as possible associated with a very short response time, but unfortunately these two criteria are in opposition. It is therefore important that the CAM and the choice of the adjustment parameters and the alarm levels be in line with the radiation protection objectives.
This document describes
— the dynamic behaviour and the determination of the response time,
— the determination of the characteristic limits (decision threshold, detection limit, limits of the coverage interval), and
— a possible way to determine the minimum detectable activity concentration and the alarms setup.
Finally the annexes of this document show actual examples of CAM data which illustrate how to quantify the CAM performance by determining the response time, the characteristics limits, the minimum detectable activity concentration and the alarms setup.
Ermittlung der Leistungsfähigkeit kontinuierlicher Luftmonitore - Teil 2: Luftmonitore basierend auf Durchfluss-Sammeltechnik ohne Anreicherung (ISO/TR 22930-2:2020)
Die Verwendung eines kontinuierlichen Luftmonitors (CAM, en: continuous air monitor) ist hauptsächlich darin begründet, bei der Überschreitung eines signifikanten Werts der Aktivitätskonzentration schnell und mit einer akzeptablen Fehlalarmrate möglichst genau alarmiert zu werden, um geeignete Maßnahmen zu ergreifen, um die Exposition der Beteiligten zu verringern.
Die Leistungsfähigkeit dieser kontinuierlichen Luftmonitore hängt nicht nur vom metrologischen Aspekt, der durch die Erkennungsgrenze, die Nachweisgrenze und die Messunsicherheiten charakterisiert ist, ab, son¬dern auch von der dynamischen Kapazität, die durch die Ansprechzeit charakterisiert ist, sowie von der kleinsten nachweisbaren Aktivitätskonzentration, die einer akzeptablen Fehlalarmrate entspricht.
Eine ideale Leistungsfähigkeit wäre eine möglichst geringe nachweisbare Aktivitätskonzentration, die mit einer sehr kurzen Ansprechzeit verbunden ist, jedoch stehen diese beiden Kriterien zueinander im Wider-spruch. Es ist daher wichtig, die kontinuierlichen Luftmonitore und die Wahl der Einstellparameter und Alarm¬schwellen in Einklang mit den Strahlenschutzzielen zu bringen.
Dieses Dokument beschreibt:
– das dynamische Verhalten und die Ermittlung der Ansprechzeit,
– die Bestimmung der charakteristischen Grenzen (Erkennungsgrenze, Nachweisgrenze, Grenzen des Überdeckungsintervalls) und
– einen möglichen Weg, die kleinste nachweisbare Aktivitätskonzentration und die Alarmeinstellungen zu bestimmen.
Abschließend zeigen die Anhänge dieses Dokuments aktuelle Beispiele von CAM-Daten, die aufzeigen, wie die Leistungsfähigkeit eines kontinuierlichen Luftmonitors anhand der Bestimmung der Ansprechzeit, der cha¬rakteristischen Grenzen, der kleinsten nachweisbaren Aktivitätskonzentration und der Alarmeinstellungen quantifiziert werden kann.
Évaluation des performances des dispositifs de surveillance de l'air en continu - Partie 2: Dispositifs de surveillance de l’air basés sur des techniques d’échantillonnage par circulation sans accumulation (ISO/TR 22930-2:2020)
L'utilisation d'un dispositif de surveillance de l'air en continu (CAM) est principalement motivée par la nécessité d'être alerté rapidement et de la façon la plus précise possible avec un taux acceptable de fausses alarmes lorsqu'une valeur d'activité volumique significative est dépassée, afin de prendre des mesures appropriées pour réduire l'exposition des personnes concernées.
Les performances de ce CAM dépendent non seulement de l'aspect métrologique caractérisé par le seuil de décision, la limite de détection et les incertitudes de mesure, mais aussi de sa capacité dynamique caractérisée par son temps de réponse ainsi que de l'activité volumique minimale détectable correspondant à un taux de fausses alarmes acceptable.
La situation idéale serait d'avoir une activité volumique minimale détectable aussi faible que possible et un temps de réponse associé très court, mais ces deux critères sont malheureusement en opposition. Il est donc important que le CAM et le choix des paramètres de réglage et des niveaux d'alarme soient alignés sur les objectifs de la radioprotection.
Le présent document décrit
— le comportement dynamique et la détermination du temps de réponse,
— la détermination des limites caractéristiques (seuil de décision, limite de détection, limites de l'intervalle élargi), et
— une méthode possible pour déterminer l'activité volumique minimale détectable et le paramétrage des alarmes.
Les annexes du présent document présentent ensuite des exemples actuels de données de CAM qui illustrent la quantification des performances d'un CAM en déterminant le temps de réponse, les limites caractéristiques, l'activité volumique minimale détectable et le paramétrage des alarmes.
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Ugotavljanje zmogljivosti neprekinjeno delujočih zračnih nadzornikov - 2. del:
Zračni nadzorniki na podlagi tehnik vzorčenja pretoka zraka brez kopičenja
(ISO/TR 22930-2:2020)
Evaluating the performance of continuous air monitors - Part 2: Air monitors based on
flow-through sampling techniques without accumulation (ISO/TR 22930-2:2020)
Ermittlung der Leistungsfähigkeit kontinuierlicher Luftmonitore - Teil 2: Luftmonitore
basierend auf Durchfluss-Sammeltechnik ohne Anreicherung (ISO/TR 22930-2:2020)
Évaluation des performances des dispositifs de surveillance de l'air en continu - Partie 2:
Dispositifs de surveillance de l’air basés sur des techniques d’échantillonnage par
circulation sans accumulation (ISO/TR 22930-2:2020)
Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z: CEN ISO/TR 22930-2:2021
ICS:
13.280 Varstvo pred sevanjem Radiation protection
2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.
CEN ISO/TR 22930-2
TECHNICAL REPORT
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August 2021
TECHNISCHER BERICHT
ICS 13.280
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Evaluating the performance of continuous air monitors -
Part 2: Air monitors based on flow-through sampling
techniques without accumulation (ISO/TR 22930-2:2020)
Évaluation des performances des dispositifs de Ermittlung der Leistungsfähigkeit kontinuierlicher
surveillance de l'air en continu - Partie 2: Dispositifs de Luftmonitore - Teil 2: Luftmonitore basierend auf
surveillance de l'air basés sur des techniques Durchfluss-Sammeltechnik ohne Anreicherung
d'échantillonnage par circulation sans accumulation (ISO/TR 22930-2:2020)
(ISO/TR 22930-2:2020)
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REPORT 22930-2
First edition
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Evaluating the performance of
continuous air monitors —
Part 2:
Air monitors based on flow-through
sampling techniques without
accumulation
Évaluation de la performance des dispositifs de surveillance de l'air
en continu —
Partie 2: Moniteurs d'air basés sur des techniques d'échantillonnage
par circulation sans accumulation
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Foreword .iv
Introduction .v
1 Scope . 1
2 Normative references . 1
3 Terms and definitions . 2
4 Symbols . 4
5 Measuring principle . 6
6 Study of dynamic behaviour . 7
7 Evaluation of the characteristic limits .13
7.1 General .13
7.2 Single detector .13
7.2.1 General.13
7.2.2 Definition of the model .14
7.2.3 Standard uncertainty .14
7.2.4 Decision threshold.15
7.2.5 Detection limit .17
7.2.6 Limits of the coverage interval .17
7.3 Double detector .17
7.3.1 General.17
7.3.2 Definition of the model .18
7.3.3 Standard uncertainty .18
7.3.4 Decision threshold.19
7.3.5 Detection limit .20
7.3.6 Limits of the coverage interval .20
8 Alarms setup, minimum detectable concentration and potential missed exposure .20
Annex A (informative) Application example: Single detector with a proportional counter .23
Annex B (informative) Application example: Double detector in current mode .26
Bibliography .32
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Introduction
Sampling and monitoring of airborne activity concentration in workplaces are critically important for
maintaining worker safety at facilities where dispersible radioactive substances are used.
The first indication of a radioactive substance dispersion event comes, in general, from a continuous
air monitor (CAM) and its associated alarm levels. In general, the response of a CAM is delayed in time
compared to the actual situation of release.
The knowledge of a few factors is needed to interpret the response of a CAM and to select the appropriate
CAM type and its operating parameters.
The role of the radiation protection officer is to select the appropriate CAM, to determine when effective
release of radioactive substances occurs, to interpret measurement results and to take corrective
action appropriate to the severity of the release.
The objective of ISO/TR 22930 series is to assist radiation protection officer in evaluating the
performance of a CAM.
ISO/TR 22930 series describes the factors and operating parameters and how they influence the
response of a CAM.
This document deals with monitoring systems based on flow-through sampling techniques without
accumulation.
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