A method is suggested for measuring the radioactivity of fall-out particles in atomic clouds as a function of their size. This method consists of drawing the particles through a bank of filters in series and measuring the radioactivity retained on each filter. Reduction of these data to desired distribution function is indicated by a matrix equation.Ntis: ad079501.Accession No.: 59465.Misc. No.: USNRDL-TR-61."19 August 1955."Includes bibliographical references.A method is suggested for measuring the radioactivity of fall-out particles in atomic clouds as a function of their size. This method consists of drawing the particles through a bank of filters in series and measuring the radioactivity retained on each filter. Reduction of these data ...
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An alpha spectrometer including a semi-conductor detector is commonly used for measurements of the e...
Beginning with Sutton's diffusion equation, the authors develop mathematical expressions for the rad...
Background and Aims: Many systems and processes can cause the introduction of radioactivity into the...
Secondary atmospheric contamination with radioactive dust and chemical species deposited on the grou...
International audienceThe analysis of radioactivity in air is often performed on filters in order to...
Air sampling for particulate radioactive material involves collecting airborne particles on a filter...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:9091.9(AERE-R--10356) / BLDSC - Brit...
The atmospheric re-suspension of radionuclides is a well-known phenomenon that consists in the re-in...
Since the mid-1980s, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) has used a value of 0.85 as the co...
On Mar 12, 2011, very wide radioactive pollution occurred by a hydrogen explosion in Fukushima Nucle...
International audienceIn nuclear facilities, the mandatory atmosphere surveillance is operated by Co...
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
An autoradiographic technique is described for determination of the frequency distribution of partic...
An alpha spectrometer including a semi-conductor detector is commonly used for measurements of the e...
Beginning with Sutton's diffusion equation, the authors develop mathematical expressions for the rad...
Background and Aims: Many systems and processes can cause the introduction of radioactivity into the...