Abstract
As an emerging method for seismic precursory signals in underground fluid, the reliability and stability of in-situ online monitoring devices for soil radon are crucial performance indicators that are directly related to the successful implementation of continuous monitoring of soil radon in seismic areas. This study conducted laboratory testing and field applications of a new in-situ online monitoring instrument for seismic soil radon, utilizing the experimental testing conditions provided by the radon monitoring instrument detection platform of the China Earthquake Administration and the natural experimental site at Xianshuihe Fault Zone in the China Seismic Experimental Site. The results indicate that laboratory measurement repeatability of the instrument is 5.53%, the relative intrinsic error of radon volume response activity is 1.53%, and the response capability of hourly sampling at high radon volume response activity (greater than 1.0 × 105 Bq/m3) lags behind the standard instrument by 2 h, essentially meeting the requirements for seismic observation. Under field conditions, the instruments exhibit good synchronization in response at different depths at the same location. However, further improvements are needed to enhance the consistency of long-term operation in the field, as well as the adaptability to outdoor self-powering, data transmission, and environmental conditions.
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