Betekenis van:
noble gas

noble gas
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • edelgas
  • any of the chemically inert gaseous elements of the helium group in the periodic table

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Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. noble gas monitoring;
  2. Project Component Noble Gas; improve the knowledge of PTS noble gas measurements:
  3. This is a bottleneck for the entire noble gas methodology.
  4. Project Component Noble Gas Monitoring: radio-xenon measurements and data analysis to support the CTBTO in implementing the noble gas verification regime
  5. to add empirical data to improve our understanding of noble gas network performance and help to understand its strengths and weaknesses, in particular how noble gas detection inter-relates with other International Monitoring System (IMS) technologies and atmospheric transport calculations.
  6. noble gas monitoring is a fundamental and highly sensitive technique for the detection of underground and underwater nuclear explosions.
  7. These stations are providing experimental and provisional measurements in the framework of the PTS's International Noble Gas Experiment (INGE).
  8. A methodology for categorization of events detected by noble gas system measurements therefore needs to be developed.
  9. With the emphasis on incorporating the noble gas technology into the verification system, improved data processing and event categorisation for radionuclide analysis are needed.
  10. to achieve the abovementioned necessary improvements of the capabilities in the area of noble gas, the PTS seeks support for the following project:
  11. Results of the second CTBTO Joint Action will be used to further develop and validate methodologies for the categorisation of measurements detected by efficient noble gas detection systems.
  12. Project IV focuses on strengthening the CTBT on-site inspection (OSI) capabilities through the further development of an OSI capable noble gas (Radio-Xenon) detection system.
  13. the measurements will be performed with European-made transportable noble gas measurement equipment (Swedish SAUNA and/or French SPALAX systems respectively), which will be lent to the PTS at no cost for the period covered by this Joint Action;
  14. The results of the ‘International Noble Gas Experiment’ (INGE) gained during the last eight years clearly showed that the radio-xenon background was much more complex than initially thought.
  15. In the second half of 2010 the scientific community will be encouraged to participate in the International Noble Gas Experiment workshop where the scientific community’s ideas on the subject will be gathered and discussed.