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Characteristics and environmental impact assessment of gamma radiation in Qingdao City
DAI Jie-Rui-1, LU Feng-2, PANG Xu-Gui-1, YANG En-Xiu-1
1. Shandong Institute of Geological Survey��Jinan 250013��China; 2. No. 1 Institute of Geological and Mineral Resources Survey of Shandong Province��Jinan 250014��China
Abstract:

Based on a large density measurements of soil including radionuclides and surface gamma radiation within 1 500 km2 in Qingdao City��a systematic in-depth study of its radioactive characteristics��distribution and influencing factors were conducted�� The results revealed that the radioactive of nuclides232Th and 40 K in soils of Qingdao City were with higher specific activity��while 238U was low�� Surface gamma radiation dose rate ( 91. 87 nGy /h) was slightly higher than the national and world wide mean values�� The study found that 93. 14% of the surface gamma radiation comes from radionuclides 238U��232Th and 40K��in which the 232Th and 40K were the main radioactive elements accounted for 81. 21% of the contribution�� The geological background was the main factor which effected the gamma radiation dose rate of the surface soil��like the high gamma radiation from Qingdao to Wanggezhuang area could be mainly attributed to the various types of granite and fault structure of Yanshannian��in the meantime�� environmental factors ( paving��landscape��etc�� ) contributed the gamma radiation dose rate in a certain level�� Although the gamma radiation dose rate in the studied area is higher��the annual effective dose ( 0. 56 mSv) is far below the public exposure dose limits 1. 0 mSv��which is basically not harmful for the living environment��

Keywords: natural radioactivity   soil radionuclides   gamma radiation dose rate   annual effective dose   Qingdao  
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