Comparative analysis of the measuring results of the radon flux density and Ra-226 specific activity for different soils types

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Abstract

High concentration of radon in the premises leads to a risk of oncological diseases in the population living on the lower floors of buildings. In this regard, an assessment of the potential hazard of radon is made in the construction sites under the production of design and construction works. In the Russian Federation radon flux density measured on the earth's surface is used to estimate the potential radon hazard of the building site. The research of the relationship between the radon flux density values and the amount of radium in the soil from which radon is formed is topic of interest. The article demonstrates the comparative analysis of the measuring results of radon flux density and specific activity of Ra-226 obtained on the surface of the different soil types.

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Stavitskaya, K., Ryzhakova, N., Udalov, A., & Almyakov, P. (2019). Comparative analysis of the measuring results of the radon flux density and Ra-226 specific activity for different soils types. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 2101). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5099605

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