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Composition and Distribution Analysis of Bioaerosols Under Different Environmental Conditions
Published on: January 7, 2019
Determining radioactive aerosol concentrations using a surface radioactive contamination measurement device
R Cerny1, K Johnova2, M Kozlovska3
1National Institute for NBC Protection, Kamenna 71, Milin 262 31, Czech Republic CTU in Prague, FNSPE, DDAIR, Brehova 7, Praha 1 115 19, Czech Republic cerny@sujchbo.cz.
Abstract:
For experiments with dispersed radioactive aerosols in a radon-aerosol chamber (RAC), it is desirable to know the activity of the radioactive aerosols applied in the RAC. A COLIBRI TTC survey metre with an SABG-15+ probe (Canberra, USA) was purchased for this purpose. The probe is designed for surface contamination measurements, and it is intended to measure the activity of aerosols deposited on the filters during experiments in the RAC. Since the probe is calibrated in a different geometry, its response in the authors' experimental geometry was simulated by a Monte Carlo method. The authors present a Monte Carlo model using MCNPX and an experimental verification of this probe model.
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