Evolution of radon dose evaluation

Determination of radon concentration in drinking water of Taft Township and evaluation of the annual effective dose

Background: Radioactive substances are water chemical contaminants. In this study, the concentration of radon was measured in drinking water supplies of Taft villages (part of Dehshir-Baft fault located in central part of Iran) and also Shirkooh area with granite rocks (containing uranium). Materials and Methods: This cross sectional research was conducted in fall 2013 and winter 2014 on the so...

Determination of radon concentration in drinking water of Bam villages and evaluation of the annual effective dose

Background: Radon is one of the most important radioactive elements which is released by natural decay of available uranium and radium in the ground. The presence of radon gas is common, wherever those faults are located there. Radon concentration of various drinking water resources of Bam villages; located near Bam fault; was measured. Materials and Methods: This cross-sectional study was cond...

An Evaluation of Radon Mapping

Determination of Radon Level in Drinking Water in Mehriz Villages and Evaluation the Annual Effective Absorbed Dose

Introduction: Radon is one of the most radioactive elements that may be found in soil, air and water naturally. Presence of fault and also granitic rocks near the water sources can cause high radon levels in these water resources. Radon concentration of various drinking water sources And network In Mehriz Villages was measured from Anar- Mehriz fault and granite stone of Shirkooh area. Materia...

Inhalation Dose Due to Indoor Radon

The Rn and Rn enter the atmosphere mainly by crossing the air interface of either soil-air or building materials. The existence of relatively high indoor concentration maintains a large Rn, Rn concentration gradient between the materials and open air. The present paper deals with the experimental measurement of Rn, Rn concentrations and the associated inhalation dose rates due to them in the dw...