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ACADs (08-006) Covered Keywords Errors, accuracy, count rate, background, count time, equipment efficiency, sample volume, sample geometry, moisture absorption, standard deviation, distribution, confidence, chi square. Description Supporting Material Counting Statistics Instructor Notes

HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP-2 Counting Statistics 31

Statistical Accuracy Factors that affect the statistical accuracy of Radioactivity Measurements: – Count rate – Background – Count time – Equipment Efficiency – Sample Volume – Sample geometry – Moisture Absorption HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP-3 32

Statistical Accuracy Errors Relating to Arithmetic Calculations: – Human errors – Variations in individual measurements HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP-4

Statistical Accuracy Errors Relating to Radioactivity Measurements – Random disintegration for radioactive atoms. – Random emission of radiations when an atom decays. – Detector related errors – Radiation Measurement Technique Errors HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP-5

Error Reduction Peer Check STAR Procedure Use and Adherence HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP-6 33 Events

Accuracy and Precision HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP-7 34

Standard Deviation Represented by the Greek symbol sigma  One  is the distance from the peak out to a vertical line enclosing 34.15% of the total area under the curve HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP-8 35 Where’s the mean?

Frequency Distribution HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP-9 36 Data is plotted on a histogram Height of bar represents frequency of occurrence

Poisson Distribution HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP Probability of “success” is low Number of trials is high

Gaussian Distribution HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP Symmetrical about the mean One  includes 68.3% of area under curve

Confidence Level HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP  = 95.4 % confidence level 1  = 68.3 % confidence level

Minimum Detectable Count Rate Calculated using the equation: HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP MDC = [B(t b +t s )/t b ] 1/2 where:MDC is the minimum dectectable counts; B is the background counts; t b is the background counting time, minutes; t s is the sample counting time, minutes. MDCR = MDC/ts

MDCR Application If gross count rate is > (Bkd + MDCR): HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP It may be concluded with 95% confidence that radioactivity is present above natural background. Calculate results using normal processes.

MDCR Application (cont’d) If gross count rate is < (Bkd + MDCR): HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP record as "< MDA".

Lower Limit of Detection Calculated using the equation: HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP LLD (  Ci/cc) = 4.66  b (2.22E 6 )(E)(V)(Y)(D) where:V is the sample volume in cc; E is the counter efficiency (cts/dis); Y is the chemical yield if applicable; D is the decay correction for delayed count on sample. 2.22E 6 is a conversion factor - dpm per  Ci

Chi-Square Test Calculated using the equation: HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP x 2 =  (n-  ) 2  where:n = the data for each count;  = the average of the individual counts;  =  n/N N = the number of observations (usually 21)

Chi-Square Test Counts (n) (n-  )(n-  ) HPT Revision 3 Page of 45 TP-18 45