A new shallow underground gas-proportional counting lab—First results and Ar-37 sensitivity

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2013
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Abstract
A new ultra-low-background proportional counter was recently developed with an internal volume of 100 cm3 and has been characterized at pressures from 1–10 atm with P-10 (90% Ar, 10% methane) gas. This design, along with a counting system providing event digitization and passive and active shielding, has been developed to complement a new shallow underground laboratory (30 m water-equivalent). Backgrounds and low-level reference materials have been measured, and system sensitivity for 37Ar has been calculated.
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Authors C.E. Aalseth,A.R. Day,E.S. Fuller,E.W. Hoppe,M.E. Keillor,B. LeFerriere,E.K. Mace,J. Merriman,A.W. Myers,C.T. Overman,M.E. Panisko,A. Seifert,G.A. Warren,R.M. Williams;C.E. Aalseth;A.R. Day;E.S. Fuller;E.W. Hoppe;M.E. Keillor;B. LeFerriere;E.K. Mace;J. Merriman;A.W. Myers;C.T. Overman;M.E. Panisko;A. Seifert;G.A. Warren;R.M. Williams;
Journal applied radiation and isotopes
Year 2013
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10.1016/j.apradiso.2013.03.050
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