2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10967-019-06592-9
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Assessment of radiation risk and radon exhalation rate for granite used in the construction industry

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“…Estimation of the excess absorbed gamma dose rate indoors caused by building materials (increment to that of outdoors) relies essentially upon: (1) the concentrations of the radioisotopes ( 238 U, 232 Th, and 40 K), (2) the properties of these materials, and (3) design ways in dwellings [64]. As indicated by the European Commission [20], the extra AGDR (in nGy h −1 ) in the air within a room, owing to using the granite as superficial construction materials in its walls and floor, can be determined using the Equation (6) [28,65]: AGDR nGy h −1 = 0.12AC Ra + 0.14AC Th + 0.0096AC K (6) Notably, the coefficients 0.12, 0.14, and 0.0096 in nGy h −1 /Bq/kg included in Equation ( 6) are estimated according to the model of the standard room dimension (4 m × 5m × 2.8 m) designed by rectangular walls of concrete (20 cm in thickness and 2350 kg/m −3 in density) and tiled with superficial material (3 cm thickness and 2600 kg/m 3 density) in walls and floor.…”
Section: Absorbed Gamma Dose Rate (Agdr)mentioning
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“…Estimation of the excess absorbed gamma dose rate indoors caused by building materials (increment to that of outdoors) relies essentially upon: (1) the concentrations of the radioisotopes ( 238 U, 232 Th, and 40 K), (2) the properties of these materials, and (3) design ways in dwellings [64]. As indicated by the European Commission [20], the extra AGDR (in nGy h −1 ) in the air within a room, owing to using the granite as superficial construction materials in its walls and floor, can be determined using the Equation (6) [28,65]: AGDR nGy h −1 = 0.12AC Ra + 0.14AC Th + 0.0096AC K (6) Notably, the coefficients 0.12, 0.14, and 0.0096 in nGy h −1 /Bq/kg included in Equation ( 6) are estimated according to the model of the standard room dimension (4 m × 5m × 2.8 m) designed by rectangular walls of concrete (20 cm in thickness and 2350 kg/m −3 in density) and tiled with superficial material (3 cm thickness and 2600 kg/m 3 density) in walls and floor.…”
Section: Absorbed Gamma Dose Rate (Agdr)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…radioisotopes ( 238 U, 232 Th, and 40 K), (2) the properties of these materials, ways in dwellings [64]. As indicated by the European Commission Europe [20], the extra AGDR (in nGy h −1 ) in the air within a room, owing to usin superficial construction materials in its walls and floor, can be determined tion (6) [28,65]:…”
Section: Absorbed Gamma Dose Rate (Agdr)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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