Room and exhaust air monitoring systems in nuclear facilities must always comply with the state of the art in science and technology and thus with the currently prescribed regulations. The transition to decommissioning or the decommissioning phase itself is characterized by very unsteady ventilation conditions. These change the requirements for the monitoring systems and make adaptation/renewal unavoidable. Variable volume flows, changes in the distribution of aerosol particles due to dismantling activities or an inflexible layout of the monitoring systems that cannot follow the dismantling concept are just a few examples.

Our services:

• Concept development for an optimized emission monitoring system
• Theoretical estimation and calculation
• Implementation planning for new pipes, extraction equipment and measuring devices, taking into account all conditions, parameters, standards and guidelines
• Qualification of the sampling location and the sampling lines in accordance with DIN ISO 2889
• Qualification and calibration of the exhaust air volume measurement in accordance with ISO 10780
• Support during the implementation of conversion and commissioning measures
• Preparation of technical and nuclear application documents