نتایج جستجو برای: radon

تعداد نتایج: 6960  

Journal: :iranian journal of radiation research 0
k. hadad department of nuclear engineering, shiraz university, 7134554115, shiraz, iran m.r. hakimdavoud shiraz university nuclear safety research center, 7134554115, shiraz, iran m. hashemi-tilehnoee department of engineering, aliabad katoul branch, islamic azad university, aliabad katoul, golestan, iran

background: while in the open air the amount of radon gas is very small and does not pose a health risk, in confined spaces, radon can accumulate to relatively high levels and become a health hazard. exposure to high levels of radon has been associated with an increased risk of lung cancer, depending on the time length of exposure. radon level in dwelling of shiraz with 1,200,000 populations ha...

ژورنال: سنجش و ایمنی پرتو 2020

The origins of radon gas are the amount of uranium decay in the soil that is released into space and through the interior gaps of  buildings. Radon can enter the respiratory system and cause radiation hazards. Recently research has identified Radon as the second leading cause of lung cancer after cigarette smoking. The indoor concentration of Radon progeny is mentioned as an important issue reg...

E. Fathi-Pour J. Moradgholi L. Ansari L. Darvish M. Haghani M. R. Ghanbar-pour R. Faghihi S. M. J. Mortazavi S. Mehdizadeh

Background: Nowadays, extensive technological advancements have made it possible to use nanopaints which show exciting properties. In IR Iran excessive radon levels (up to 3700 Bq m–3) have been reported in homes located in radon prone areas. Over the past decades, concerns have been raised about the risk posed by resi- dential radon exposure.Objective: This study aims at investigating the ef...

Journal: :iranian journal of medical physics 0
shila banari bahnamiri physics department, faculty of science, ferdowsi university of mashhad, mashhad, iran

introduction the potential hazards posed by exposure to radiation from radon have been of great concern worldwide, since it is especially associated with increased risk of lung cancer. some radioisotopes of radon progeny deposited in the human lungs emit β particles followed by the γ rays. while γ rays are comparatively less damaging to the respiratory system than α and β particles, it is the p...

A. Mortazavi, E.B. Saion, H. Mozdarani, H.M. Kamari, L.A. Mehdipour, M.R. Kardan, R. Faghihi, S. Mehdizadeh, S.A. Aziz, S.M.J. Mortazavi,

Background: In Iran, architectures are often unaware of the risk of radon inhalation and how to reduce radon levels. Furthermore, radon considerations are not implemented in construction methods, construction materials and building utilization by regulatory authorities. Materials and Methods: In this study after reviewing the meteorological changes of Ramsar over the past 50 years (1955-2005), ...

ژورنال: سلامت و محیط زیست 2019

Background and Objective: Radon gas is one of the environmental risk factors which can increase the risk of lung cancer and it is well known as the second-leading cause of lung cancer after smoking. The aim of the present study was to investigate indoor radon gas concentration in residential and public environments of Nourabad Mammasani city and to estimate the effective dose due to radon expos...

2015
Ellen J. Hahn Yevgeniya Gokun William M. Andrews Bethany L. Overfield Heather Robertson Amanda Wiggins Mary Kay Rayens

OBJECTIVE Exposure to radon is associated with approximately 10% of U.S. lung cancer cases. Geologic rock units have varying concentrations of uranium, producing fluctuating amounts of radon. This exploratory study examined the spatial and statistical associations between radon values and geological formations to illustrate potential population-level lung cancer risk from radon exposure. METH...

Journal: :Radiation protection dosimetry 2009
A Clouvas G Takoudis S Xanthos C Potiriadis M Kolovou

Indoor radon concentrations were measured in 77 schools of the prefecture of Xanthi in northern Greece. The arithmetic mean radon concentration is 231 Bq m(-3) with a range between 45 and 958 Bq m(-3). Thirty five schools have mean radon concentration above 200 Bq m(-3) and nine schools have mean radon concentration above 400 Bq m(-3). From continuous radon gas measurements in the school with a...

2004
Maria Karpińska Zenon Mnich Jacek Kapała Krzysztof Antonowicz

Radon (Rn) is a naturally occurring radioactive element, a noble gas that is produced in radium disintegration. Radon has the biggest contribution to the effective dose obtained by population. Increased morbidity of lung cancer in uranium miners and an observation that radon exposure in certain houses may be comparable to the exposure in uranium mines have caused the increase of interest in rad...

Journal: :Environmental Health Perspectives 1999
D J Steck R W Field C F Lynch

We measured radon (222Rn) concentrations in Iowa and Minnesota and found that unusually high annual average radon concentrations occur outdoors in portions of central North America. In some areas, outdoor concentrations exceed the national average indoor radon concentration. The general spatial patterns of outdoor radon and indoor radon are similar to the spatial distribution of radon progeny i...

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