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Measurements of radon concentration levels in thermal waters in the region of Konya, Turkey
Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies 2013 Cilt 49 Sayı 4
Scopus Eşleşmesi Bulundu
19
Atıf
49
Cilt
567-574
Sayfa
Scopus Yazarları: N. Eren, M. Erdogan, Fatih Ozdemir
Özet
222Rn (radon) is one of the most important sources of natural radiation to which people are exposed. It is an alpha-emitting noble gas and it can be found in various concentrations in soil, air and in different kinds of water. In this study, we present the results of radon concentration measurements in thermal waters taken from the sources in the region of Konya located in the central part of Turkey. The radon activity concentrations in 10 thermal water samples were measured by using the AlphaGUARD PQ 2000PRO radon gas analyser in spring and summer of the year 2012. We found that radon activity concentrations range from 0.60±0.11 to 70.34±3.55 kBq m-3 and from 0.67±0.03 to 36.53±4.68 kBq m-3 in spring and summer, respectively. We also calculated effective doses per treatment in the spas for the spring and summer seasons. It was found that the minimum and maximum effective doses per treatment are in the range of 0.09-10.13 nSv in spring and in the range of 0.1-5.26 nSv in summer. © 2013 Taylor & Francis.
Anahtar Kelimeler (Scopus)
effective dose natural radioactivity radiation exposure radon-222 thermal waters

Anahtar Kelimeler

effective dose natural radioactivity radiation exposure radon-222 thermal waters

Makale Bilgileri

Dergi Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies
ISSN 1025-6016
Yıl 2013 / 12. ay
Cilt / Sayı 49 / 4
Sayfalar 567 – 574
Makale Türü Özgün Makale
Hakemlik Hakemli
Endeks SSCI
Yayın Dili İngilizce
Kapsam Uluslararası
Toplam Yazar 3 kişi
Erişim Türü Elektronik
Erişim Linki Makaleye Git
Alan Fen Bilimleri ve Matematik Temel Alanı- Fizik

YÖKSİS Yazar Kaydı

Yazar Adı ERDOĞAN MEHMET,Özdemir Fatih,EREN NURETDİN
YÖKSİS ID 2805319

Metrikler

Scopus Atıf 19
Yazar Sayısı 3