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Savannah River Site environmental data for 1992

Authors: Arnett, M. W.;

Savannah River Site environmental data for 1992

Abstract

The figures and tables in this report represent a capsule view of the routine environmental monitoring and surveillance programs at the Savannah River Site. An attempt has been made to include all available data from environmental research programs. The first section of the book is a collection of maps of radiological and nonradiological sampling locations. Also included are general radiological and nonradiological sampling and analysis schedules; a list of the media sampled, along with sample sizes and representative aliquots; a list of the lower limits of detection for radiological detection instruments; the minimum detectable concentrations for gamma analysis of water and air samples; and the minimum detectable concentrations for gamma analysis of soil, food, fish and wildlife, and vegetation samples. Following the first section are data tables containing radiological and nonradiological effluent monitoring results, radiological and nonradiological environmental surveillance results, dose estimates, quality assurance activities, and results of nonroutine occurrences and special surveys.

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Chemical Effluents, Liquid Wastes, 550, Tritium, Compiled Data, Emission, Cesium 137, Drinking Water 053002, Site Resource And Use Studies, Gaseous Wastes, Radiation Monitoring, Environmental Quality, 54 Environmental Sciences, Chemical And Thermal Effluents, Sampling, Air, Wild Animals, Savannah River Plant, Plants, 053003, 11 Nuclear Fuel Cycle And Fuel Materials, Radioactivity, Iodine 129, Strontium 90, Food, Radioactive Effluents, Soils, 540230, 540350, Radioactive Materials Monitoring And Transport, 540130, 540250

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