IEC 60515:2007

FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Abbreviations
5 Functions of an ex-core detection system
6 Neutron sensitive materials
7 Description of different types of detectors
   7.1 General
   7.2 Neutron sensitive proportional counters
   7.3 Ionization chambers
8 More detailed factors which influence the use and testing
   of neutron detectors
   8.1 Pulse mode neutron detectors
   8.2 Current mode neutron detectors
9 General principles for detector operation
   9.1 Detection basis conditions
   9.2 Detector operating conditions
   9.3 Limits due to the detector
   9.4 Limits due to the measuring channel
   9.5 Limits due to surrounding gamma radiation
10 Connectors and cables
11 Characteristics of detectors including their cables
   and connectors
   11.1 General
   11.2 Detector mechanical data
   11.3 Detector electrical and nuclear data
   11.4 Connector mechanical data
   11.5 Connector electrical characteristics
   11.6 Cable mechanical data
   11.7 Cable electrical characteristics
12 Test methods - general
13 Factory tests
   13.1 General
   13.2 List of typical factory tests
   13.3 Mechanical tests
   13.4 Specific tests for fission counters
   13.5 Specific tests for proportional counter tubes
   13.6 Specific tests for compensated ionization chambers
   13.7 Specific tests for uncompensated neutron sensitive
        d.c. ionization chambers
   13.8 Specific tests for d.c. ionization chambers for
        gamma radiation
   13.9 Specific test for current fluctuation (Campbelling)
        fission chambers
14 Qualification tests
   14.1 Principles
   14.2 Test sequence on a detector
   14.3 Test for environmental conditions
   14.4 Seismic tests
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