Sample collection
Radiological hazard in post-accident situations - Guide to good practices for radioactivity measurement laboratories
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Sample collection
Radiological hazard in post-accident situations - Guide to good practices for radioactivity measurement laboratories

Authors : Jean-Louis PICOLO, Stéphanie DEMONGEOT, Vincent GIRARD, Caroline QUINIO, Stéphane SCAPOLAN, Jean-Luc TILLIE

Publication date: July 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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1. Sample collection

When the analysis laboratory is not in charge of the sampling strategy and operations, it must generally assume that the sample to be analyzed has been taken from the right place and in compliance with the protocols guaranteeing its representativeness of the area sampled. However, for a sample to be analysable, and for the results of the analyses carried out to be usable, the laboratory must ensure that the sample submitted has a certain number of characteristics which meet the criteria detailed in the following paragraphs.

1.1 Quantity of material

The overall quantity of material removed must take into account :

  • the diversity of analyses to be performed on the same sample;

  • preliminary...

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