Correlation between geology and radon levels in groundwater, soil and indoor air in Bhilangana Valley, Garhwal Himalaya, India
VM Choubey, RC Ramola - Environmental Geology, 1997 - Springer
VM Choubey, RC Ramola
Environmental Geology, 1997•SpringerRadon concentrations were measured in soil, air and groundwater in Bhilangana Valley,
Garhwal Himalaya, India by using an LR-115 plastic track detector and radon emanometer.
Radon concentrations were found to vary from 1 KBq/m 3 to 57 KBq/m 3 in soil, 5 Bq/l to 887
Bq/l in water and 95 Bq/m 3 to 208 Bq/m 3 in air. The recorded values are quite high due to
associated uranium mineralization in the area. Radon concentration was also found to
depend on the tectonic structure and geology of the area.
Garhwal Himalaya, India by using an LR-115 plastic track detector and radon emanometer.
Radon concentrations were found to vary from 1 KBq/m 3 to 57 KBq/m 3 in soil, 5 Bq/l to 887
Bq/l in water and 95 Bq/m 3 to 208 Bq/m 3 in air. The recorded values are quite high due to
associated uranium mineralization in the area. Radon concentration was also found to
depend on the tectonic structure and geology of the area.
Abstract
Radon concentrations were measured in soil, air and groundwater in Bhilangana Valley, Garhwal Himalaya, India by using an LR-115 plastic track detector and radon emanometer. Radon concentrations were found to vary from 1 KBq/m3 to 57 KBq/m3 in soil , 5 Bq/l to 887 Bq/l in water and 95 Bq/m3 to 208 Bq/m3 in air. The recorded values are quite high due to associated uranium mineralization in the area. Radon concentration was also found to depend on the tectonic structure and geology of the area.
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