Design Implications for Laser Raman Measurement Systems for Tritium Sample-Analysis, Accountancy or Process-Control Applications

M. Schl&ouml;sser; S. Fischer; M. Sturm; B. Bornschein; R. J. Lewis; H. H. Telle

doi:dx.doi.org/10.13182/FST11-A12579

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Design Implications for Laser Raman Measurement Systems for Tritium Sample-Analysis, Accountancy or Process-Control Applications

M. Schlösser, S. Fischer, M. Sturm, B. Bornschein, R. J. Lewis, H. H. Telle

Fusion Science and Technology / Volume 60 / Number 3 / October 2011 / Pages 976-981

Measurement, Monitoring, and Accountancy / Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Tritium Science and Technology / dx.doi.org/10.13182/FST11-A12579

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In this paper we discuss the implementation of Raman spectroscopy for compositional analysis, and monitoring and control of tritium-carrying gas flows. Specifically, we discuss how the criteria for the detection and handling of tritium impact on the conceptual design and actual system suitability and performance in applications such as the KATRIN experiment or the ITER fuel cycle, which require real-time, in-line monitoring and control.