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Leakage Tests of the Stainless Steel Vessels of the Antineutrino Detectors in the Daya Bay Reactor Neutrino Experiment

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arxiv 1203.0346 v1 pith:WZBUYOPQ submitted 2012-03-02 physics.ins-det hep-exnucl-ex

Xiaohui Chen , Xiaolan Luo , Yuekun Heng , Lingshu Wang , Xiao Tang , Xiaoyan Ma , Honglin Zhuang , Henry Band
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Jeff Cherwinka Qiang Xiao Karsten M.Heeger
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The antineutrino detectors in the Daya Bay reactor neutrino experiment are liquid scintillator detectors designed to detect low energy particles from antineutrino interactions with high efficiency and low backgrounds. Since the antineutrino detector will be installed in a water Cherenkov cosmic ray veto detector and will run for 3 to 5 years, ensuring water tightness is critical to the successful operation of the antineutrino detectors. We choose a special method to seal the detector. Three leak checking methods have been employed to ensure the seal quality. This paper will describe the sealing method and leak testing results.

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