Chemical monitoring objectives
Instrumentation of chemical and radiochemical monitoring in nuclear power plants
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Chemical monitoring objectives
Instrumentation of chemical and radiochemical monitoring in nuclear power plants

Authors : Francis NORDMANN, Gauthier BALLARD

Publication date: January 10, 2009 | Lire en français

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2. Chemical monitoring objectives

2.1 The benefits of continuous automatic controls

There are many advantages to using automated continuous monitoring of chemical parameters in a nuclear power plant, especially when compared with analyses of samples taken manually.

As the name implies, the main advantage of continuous monitoring by a chemical controller is the availability of a continuous (or semi-continuous for certain measurements) value for the parameter under consideration. The specific case of semi-continuous monitoring will be explained in paragraph .

But beyond this obvious interest, there are many advantages associated with these automated controls (Box 1).

Box 1 – Advantages of automated controls
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