Population Doses From Environmental Gamma Radiation in Iraq
1992; Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; Volume: 62; Issue: 5 Linguagem: Inglês
10.1097/00004032-199205000-00010
ISSN1538-5159
AutoresB. A. Marouf, A. S. Mohamad, J. S. Taha, I. K. Al-Haddad,
Tópico(s)Nuclear and radioactivity studies
ResumoThe exposure rates due to external gamma radiation were measured in 11 Iraqi governerates. Measurements were performed with an Environmental Monitoring System (RSS-111) in open air 1 m above the ground. The average absorbed dose rate in each governerate was as follows (number x 10(-2) microGy h-1): Babylon (6.0), Kerbala (5.3), Al-Najaf (5.4), Al-Kadysia (6.5), Wasit (6.5), Diala (6.5), Al-Anbar (6.5), Al-Muthana (6.6), Maisan (6.8), Thee-Kar (6.6), and Al-Basrah (6.5). The collective doses to the population living in these governerates were 499, 187, 239, 269, 262, 458, 384, 153, 250, 450, and 419 person-Sv, respectively.
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