Speaker
Katerina Navratilova Rovenska
(National Radiation Protection Institute (SURO))
Description
Historical structures can have complex construction characteristics since they have been rebuilt multiple times, typically without precise blueprints accessible. The primary instruments for identifying at least some of the radon pathways are a determination of the average air exchange rate, grab sampling from suspicious places, and simultaneous continuous monitoring of the radon activity concentration.
Two case studies providing preliminary results and lessons learned of radon diagnostics will be presented.
Authors
Ivana Fojtikova
(National Radiation Protection Institute (SURO))
Jan Hradecky
(National Radiation Protection Institute (SURO))
Katerina Navratilova Rovenska
(National Radiation Protection Institute (SURO))
Radim Moznar
(National Radiation Protection Institute (SURO))
Stepan Fronka
(National Radiation Protection Institute (SURO))
Vaclav Rericha
(National Radiation Protection Institute (SURO))
Vladimir Kianicka
(National Radiation Protection Institute (SURO))