<p>Conventional radon chambers are difficult to transport for on-site calibration of seismic radon monitors. We developed a portable radon chamber using license-free natural uranium ore cores as a radon source. A dual-pump system adjusted radon concentration from 800 to 4700 Bq/m<sup>3</sup> via flow rate control. The discrepancy between measured and theoretical concentrations was within 5% at lower flow rates and remained below 10% across the full operational range. Concentration uniformity (normalized error &lt; 1) and 24-h stability (&lt; 10% deviation) were demonstrated. Field application reduced systematic errors and improved instrument consistency. This method provides a cost-effective, portable, and adjustable calibration solution.</p>

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Application of stratigraphic cores from uranium mining areas as a radon source in portable radon chambers

  • Xingyu Tian,
  • Xiongjie Zhang,
  • Liuqing Pang,
  • Wenyi Li,
  • Chuandong Zhu

摘要

Conventional radon chambers are difficult to transport for on-site calibration of seismic radon monitors. We developed a portable radon chamber using license-free natural uranium ore cores as a radon source. A dual-pump system adjusted radon concentration from 800 to 4700 Bq/m3 via flow rate control. The discrepancy between measured and theoretical concentrations was within 5% at lower flow rates and remained below 10% across the full operational range. Concentration uniformity (normalized error < 1) and 24-h stability (< 10% deviation) were demonstrated. Field application reduced systematic errors and improved instrument consistency. This method provides a cost-effective, portable, and adjustable calibration solution.