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We designed a compact and portable laser radioactive decontamination system using a passive Q-switched fiber laser and a polygon scanner. The passive Q-switched fiber laser produced average power of 15 W at a repetition rate of 60 kHz. The scanner system contained a 12-sided spinning polygon mirror driven by a DC motor. By varying the spinning speed of the polygon mirror, we achieved a processing speed of up to 88,500 mm/s. This system was demonstrated to be very efficient for radioactive decontamination on surfaces of various metals: stainless steel, brass, iron, and aluminum.
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