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Yields of Gamma Radiation of 235U A. Berlizov (1), V. Danilenko (2), I. Kuvykin (3), D. Kutniy (4)   (1) Division of Technical and Scientific Services, Department of Safeguards, IAEA (2) LSRM Ltd., Zelenograd, Russia (3) All-Russian Scientific Research Institute VNIIFTRI, Mendeleevo, Russia (4) Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology, Ukraine http://www.lsrm.ru mail: lsrm@lsrm.ru Phone: +7 495 660-16-14 Located in Moscow, Russia http://www.lsrm.ru

Specification of 234Th lines yields in 2004 ENSDF before 2004, yields of radiation of 234Th (the child of 238U): 92.38 keV – 2.81(26) , 92.80 keV – 2.77(26). The study of Abousahl, S. et. al., NIM A 517 (2004) 211-218, where the yields of 234Th lines are specified: 92.38 keV – 2.13(20), 92.80 keV – 2.10(20). Deviation is ~30% The ratio between these lines of 234Th and the 93.35 keV characteristic line of Th, used for the analysis of uranium enrichment: I92.38/I93.35 = 0.484(45), I92.80/I93.35 = 0.484(45) http://www.lsrm.ru

Spectrometers and samples Equipment: Samples: Detector - LEGe GL0515R, S=500 mm2 d=15 mm, input window – 0.5 mm Al. Detector - LEGe GL1015R, S=1000 mm2 d=15 mm, input window – 0.5 mm Al. InSpector Portable Spectroscopy Workstation, Model 1200UPU. LSRM SpectraLineNM uranium isotopic software. Uranium Isotopic Standard Reference Material SRM 969 (NBS, USA) – 5 reference samples with 235U enrichment in the range 0.3 – 4.4 %. Uranium Isotopic Certified Reference Material CRM 146 (NBS, USA) – 3 reference samples with 235U enrichment in the range 20 – 93 %. http://www.lsrm.ru

Standard Reference Material SRM 969 Material: U3O8 powder, m = 200 g,  = 2.5 g/cm3; Externals: Z = 80 mm, H = 90 mm; Sample volume: DS = 70 mm, HS = 20.8 mm; Al window thickness: d = 2 mm. Certified abundances in SRM 969 (mass fractions): http://www.lsrm.ru

Certified Reference Material CRM 146 Material: U3O8 powder, m = 230 g,  = 3.78 g/cm3; Externals: Z = 80 mm, H = 90 mm; Sample volume: DS = 70 mm, HS = 15.8 mm; Al window thickness: d = 2 mm. Certified abundances in CRM 146 (mass fractions): http://www.lsrm.ru

U/Pu InSpector System http://www.lsrm.ru GL0515R: FWHM=600 eV at 122 keV GL1015R: FWHM=550 eV at 122 keV http://www.lsrm.ru

SpectraLineUltimate software package Gamma-spectrometric analysis both for semiconducting and for scintillation spectrometers -HPGe,NaI,LaBr,CdTe The features of the software package are listed below: An adequate description of the gamma lines. Consideration of the Lorentz broadening for the description of the X-ray lines. The yields ratio between the lines of one nuclide is taken into account at the approximation of informative intervals of the spectrum. All the informative intervals of the spectrum are processed simultaneously. At the boundaries of informative intervals the background steps under them are smoothed under the condition of continuity of the spectrum and its first derivative. The contribution of the peaks of the random summation is taken into account. http://www.en.lsrm.ru/products/lsrm_2010_package/spectralineultimate http://www.lsrm.ru

Parts of spectra (88-100keV) of samples with low and high level of enrichment http://www.lsrm.ru

Efficiency calibration of spectrometer Lines used for calculation of registration efficiency below the K-edge Nuclide Energy, keV I (Intensity), gammas per 100 decays ΔI, Δε, % 231Th 84.214 6.7 0.07 1.7 102.270 0.441 0.011 2.5 234U 53.2 0.123 0.002 3 234Th 63.290 3.75 0.08 http://www.lsrm.ru

Efficiency calibration of spectrometer Lines used for calculation of registration efficiency above the K-edge Nuclide Energy, keV I (Intensity), gammas per 100 decays ΔI, Δε, % 235U 143.767 11.00 0.08 0.8 163.356 4.97 0.04 0.9 185.715 57.0 0.3 1.0 205.31 5.01 0.05 1.1 234U 120.900 0.0342 0.0005 6 238U 766.321 0.323 0.004 2 1001.026 0.847 0.008 1.5 228Th 238.62 42.2 0.556 2.5 583.191 29.6 0.49 3 http://www.lsrm.ru

Efficiency curve correction for the K-edge jump Approximation of registration efficiency by one polynomial of 4 degree http://www.lsrm.ru

Registration efficiency calibration of spectrometer The inversed transformation of the curve for the jump below the K-edge http://www.lsrm.ru

The results of the measurement of 93.35 keV line yield Spectrometer Sample I93.35 GL1015R СRM52 4.83(6) СRM93 GL0515R 4.88(6) 4.85(6) average value http://www.lsrm.ru

Measurement of the yields ratio The yields of the lines of 92.38 keV, 92.80 keV 238U(234Th) and 93.35 keV 235U and their ratios ENSDF before 2004 and NuDat ENSDF and NuDat LNHB 2011/53 This study I92.38 2.81(26) 2.13(20) 2.18(19) 2.350(30) I92.80 2.77(26) 2.10(20) 2.15(19) 2.423(30) I93.35 5.81(11) 5.54(14) 5.76(14) 4.850(33) I92.38/ I93.35 0.484(45) 0.384(40) 0.370(40) 0.4845(15) I92.80/ I93.35 0.477(45) 0.379(40) 0.373(40) 0.4997(30) http://www.lsrm.ru

Contribution of sum peaks of 270-315 keV http://www.lsrm.ru

Measurement of the yields of lines of 235U in equilibrium With 231Th E,keV I (Intensity), gammas per 100 decays LNHB 2011/53 This study 58.57  0.477(6) 0.471(7) 74.94  0.051(6) 0.036(9) 89.95 1.01(3) 1.02(3) 89.957  3.56(9) 3.04(6) 92.288 0.37(4) 0.41(4) 93.351  5.76(14) 4.85(6) 95.869 0.59(7)  0.69(7) 96.09 0.091(11) 0.093(9) 99.278 0.137(6) 0.149(12) 104.819    2.06 0.606(18) 105.604 1.16(3) 106.239 0.0411(19) 108.582  0.685 0.443(13) 108.955 0.0119(5) 109.442 0.097(6) 109.18 1.66(13) 1.45(3) 115.45 0.03(1) 194.94 0.63(1) 0.63(4) 198.9 0.036(2) 0.044(2) 202.11 1.08(2) 1.09(1) http://www.lsrm.ru

Measurement of the yields of lines of 235U in equilibrium With 231Th E,keV I (Intensity), gammas per 100 decays LNHB 2011/53 This study 205.31 5.02(3) 5.01(5) 215.28 0.029(3) 0.0295(5) 221.38 0.118(5) 0.116(10) 228.78 0.0074(4) 0.070(2) 233.5 0.038(4) 0.0287(4) 240.87 0.074(4) 0.067(1) 246.84 0.055(3) 0.054(1) 266.47 0.0078(6) 0.060(3) 275.35 0.051(6) 0.0153(4) 275.49 0.032 275.4 (сумма) 0.083 281.42 0.0063 0.039(5) 282.94 0.043(5) 289.56 0.0074 0.004(2) 291.65 0.040(6) 0.019(2) 301.7 0.0053 0.0022(3) 345.9 0.04 0.034(5) 387.84 0.04(6) 0.037(3) http://www.lsrm.ru

The Main Results I93.35 5.76(14) 4.85(6) I92.38/ I93.35 0.4845(45) 0.4845(15) I92.80/ I93.35 0.477(45) 0.4997(30) http://www.lsrm.ru