نتایج جستجو برای: radon gas

تعداد نتایج: 251476  

2013
Douglas R. Tait Isaac R. Santos Damien T. Maher Tyler J. Cyronak Rachael J. Davis

Atmospheric radon ((222)Rn) and carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations were used to gain insight into fugitive emissions in an Australian coal seam gas (CSG) field (Surat Basin, Tara region, Queensland). (222)Rn and CO2 concentrations were observed for 24 h within and outside the gas field. Both (222)Rn and CO2 concentrations followed a diurnal cycle with night time concentrations higher than day ...

2000
Jack R. Hughes Brad Turk Robby Cardwell

Starting in December, 1996 and continuing through April, 1998, the Tennessee Radon Program, USEPA Region 4 Office, the Southern Regional Radon Training Center, and USEPA Headquarters conducted an investigation of several houses in Livingston, TN in which homeowners had discovered indoor radon concentrations far in excess of their original postmitigation test levels. The investigation team condu...

2000
F. Ruckerbauer R. Winkler

Various methods to determine 222Rn concentration in soil gas were tested at two sites with different soil types in a depth of 1 m. They include instantaneous (spot), continuous (real time) and timeaveraging procedures with advective ('active' procedures) or diffusive ('passive' procedures) gas transport from soil to detector: a) active grab-sampling of soil gas from different thin soil gas prob...

2016
Stephanie C. Long David Fenton Chris Scivyer Eugene Monahan

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that originates from the decay of uranium in rocks and soils and is linked to some 13% of lung cancer cases in Ireland. Between 1992 and 1999, the Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland (RPII)1 carried out a National Radon Survey (NRS) of Ireland to identify the areas of the country most at risk from high indoor radon levels. Those areas wher...

1997
Charles S. Fowler Susan E. McDonough Ashley D. Williamson

The State of Florida has a radon standard for new construction. This study was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of two slab types (monolithic and slab-in-stem wall) in retarding radon entry in new houses built in accordance with the proposed standard over high radon potential soils. Fourteen houses were monitored during their construction on sites whose soil gas radon concentrations were...

Journal: :Statistical Methods and Applications 2010
Riccardo Borgoni Piero Quatto Giorgio Somà Daniela de Bartolo

Radon is a natural radioactive gas known to be the main contributor to natural background radiation exposure and the major leading cause of lung cancer second to smoking. Indoor radon concentration levels of 200 and 400 Bq/m are reference values suggested by the 90/143/Euratom recommendation, above which mitigation measures should be taken in new and old buildings, respectively, to reduce expos...

2010
S. Ktitareva C. Fournier G. Kraft W. K. Weyrather

Radon is the oldest drug used by mankind. Ceremonial donations excavated at the hot radon springs in the Gastein valley, Austria, originate from the younger stone age. Today some 50 000 patients suffering from rheumatic deceases like ankylosing spondilytis are visiting the Radon therapy at Gastein, a few hundred thousands per year all over the world. Other radon therapies are located in Japan a...

M. Malakootian, Y. Soltani Nejhad,

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...

2016
Małgorzata Wysocka M. Wysocka

The most important determinant of whether there is a radon problem is the presence of uranium and radium in the bedrock and overburden. As the permeability of the ground controls the ease with which radon can be transported, any cavity that exists underground has the potential to accumulate elevated levels of radon. Buildings built upon the ground surface have the potential to draw in ground ga...

2016
Ji Young Yoon Jung-Dong Lee So Won Joo Dae Ryong Kang

Lung cancer has high mortality and incidence rates. The leading causes of lung cancer are smoking and radon exposure. Indeed, the World Health Organization (WHO) has categorized radon as a carcinogenic substance causing lung cancer. Radon is a natural, radioactive substance; it is an inert gas that mainly exists in soil or rock. The gas decays into radioactive particles called radon progeny tha...

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