Abstract
Monitoring of radionuclides around Finnish nuclear power plants continued in 1988 with the regular programmes. About 1000 samples were analysed from both terrestrial and aquatic environments.The dominant artificial radioactive substances in the vicinity of power plants were still the fallout nuclides from the Chernobyl accident, but the concentrations in all the objects monitored are lower than in the previous year. Trace amounts of activation products originating from the airborne releases of local power plants were detected in some air and deposition samples. Discharged nuclides were more abundant in the aquatic environment, especially in samples of indicator organisms. However, their contribution to the radiation doses received by the the public was very small. (orig.).
Citation Formats
Klemola, S, Ilus, E, Sjoeblom, K L, Arvela, H, and Blomqvist, L.
Monitoring of radionuclides in the environs of the Finnish nuclear power stations in 1988. Supplement 3 to Annual report STUK-A89.
Finland: N. p.,
1991.
Web.
Klemola, S, Ilus, E, Sjoeblom, K L, Arvela, H, & Blomqvist, L.
Monitoring of radionuclides in the environs of the Finnish nuclear power stations in 1988. Supplement 3 to Annual report STUK-A89.
Finland.
Klemola, S, Ilus, E, Sjoeblom, K L, Arvela, H, and Blomqvist, L.
1991.
"Monitoring of radionuclides in the environs of the Finnish nuclear power stations in 1988. Supplement 3 to Annual report STUK-A89."
Finland.
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title = {Monitoring of radionuclides in the environs of the Finnish nuclear power stations in 1988. Supplement 3 to Annual report STUK-A89}
author = {Klemola, S, Ilus, E, Sjoeblom, K L, Arvela, H, and Blomqvist, L}
abstractNote = {Monitoring of radionuclides around Finnish nuclear power plants continued in 1988 with the regular programmes. About 1000 samples were analysed from both terrestrial and aquatic environments.The dominant artificial radioactive substances in the vicinity of power plants were still the fallout nuclides from the Chernobyl accident, but the concentrations in all the objects monitored are lower than in the previous year. Trace amounts of activation products originating from the airborne releases of local power plants were detected in some air and deposition samples. Discharged nuclides were more abundant in the aquatic environment, especially in samples of indicator organisms. However, their contribution to the radiation doses received by the the public was very small. (orig.).}
place = {Finland}
year = {1991}
month = {Mar}
}
title = {Monitoring of radionuclides in the environs of the Finnish nuclear power stations in 1988. Supplement 3 to Annual report STUK-A89}
author = {Klemola, S, Ilus, E, Sjoeblom, K L, Arvela, H, and Blomqvist, L}
abstractNote = {Monitoring of radionuclides around Finnish nuclear power plants continued in 1988 with the regular programmes. About 1000 samples were analysed from both terrestrial and aquatic environments.The dominant artificial radioactive substances in the vicinity of power plants were still the fallout nuclides from the Chernobyl accident, but the concentrations in all the objects monitored are lower than in the previous year. Trace amounts of activation products originating from the airborne releases of local power plants were detected in some air and deposition samples. Discharged nuclides were more abundant in the aquatic environment, especially in samples of indicator organisms. However, their contribution to the radiation doses received by the the public was very small. (orig.).}
place = {Finland}
year = {1991}
month = {Mar}
}