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IEEE N42.54-2018

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New IEEE Standard - Active. The complexity associated with quantitative assay and monitoring of aerosols and gasses can be substantial. This standard covers system design, manufacture, performance, testing, calibration, and maintenance requirements for noble gases, aerosols (including transuranics), tritium, and radioiodides.

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  • Standard from IEEE/ANSI
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  • Document type: IS
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  • Publisher: IEEE/ANSI
  • Distributor: IEEE/ANSI
  • ICS: 17.240
  • National Committee: National Committee on Radiation Instrumentation /

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