Abstract
This document deals with the different isotopes of plutonium. It intends to summarize the main features of plutonium behaviour from sources inside installation to the environment and man, and is expected to report the current knowledge about the different parameters used in the models for environmental and radiological impact assessment. The objective is to gather scientific information useful for deciders in case of accident or for regulation purposes. It gives main information on radiological and chemical characteristics which are necessary to understand transfers between compartments. Then it reports information on normal and accidental historical sources and present releases. The next part deals with transfer parameters in the installations and in environment. Parameters that influence its behaviour are examined, inside installations (physico-chemical forms and events that lead to releases), and outside in the environment for deposition to soils and transfer to plants, and animal products. A full chapter is dedicated to presentation of typical assessments, for each isotope and for mixture, and correspondence between activity, mass and dose reference levels are presented and discussed. Transfer and behaviour in man and effects on health are finally presented. (author)
Guetat, Ph;
Monfort, M;
Ansoborlo, E;
[1]
Bion, L;
Moulin, V;
Reiller, P;
Vercouter, Th;
[2]
Boucher, L;
Jourdain, F;
Van Dorpe, F;
[3]
Comte, A;
Flury Heard, A;
Fritsch, P;
Menetrier, F
[4]
- CEA Marcoule, Dir. de l'Energie Nucleaire, 30 (France)
- CEA Saclay, Dir. de l'Energie Nucleaire, 91 - Gif sur Yvette (France)
- CEA Cadarache, Dir. de l'Energie Nucleaire, 13 - Saint Paul lez Durance (France)
- CEA Fontenay-aux-Roses, Dir. des Sciences du Vivant, 92 (France)
Citation Formats
Guetat, Ph, Monfort, M, Ansoborlo, E, Bion, L, Moulin, V, Reiller, P, Vercouter, Th, Boucher, L, Jourdain, F, Van Dorpe, F, Comte, A, Flury Heard, A, Fritsch, P, and Menetrier, F.
Plutonium in the environment - bibliographic study and quantification; Impacts environnemental et sanitaire des isotopes du plutonium, etude bibliographique et quantification.
France: N. p.,
2008.
Web.
Guetat, Ph, Monfort, M, Ansoborlo, E, Bion, L, Moulin, V, Reiller, P, Vercouter, Th, Boucher, L, Jourdain, F, Van Dorpe, F, Comte, A, Flury Heard, A, Fritsch, P, & Menetrier, F.
Plutonium in the environment - bibliographic study and quantification; Impacts environnemental et sanitaire des isotopes du plutonium, etude bibliographique et quantification.
France.
Guetat, Ph, Monfort, M, Ansoborlo, E, Bion, L, Moulin, V, Reiller, P, Vercouter, Th, Boucher, L, Jourdain, F, Van Dorpe, F, Comte, A, Flury Heard, A, Fritsch, P, and Menetrier, F.
2008.
"Plutonium in the environment - bibliographic study and quantification; Impacts environnemental et sanitaire des isotopes du plutonium, etude bibliographique et quantification."
France.
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title = {Plutonium in the environment - bibliographic study and quantification; Impacts environnemental et sanitaire des isotopes du plutonium, etude bibliographique et quantification}
author = {Guetat, Ph, Monfort, M, Ansoborlo, E, Bion, L, Moulin, V, Reiller, P, Vercouter, Th, Boucher, L, Jourdain, F, Van Dorpe, F, Comte, A, Flury Heard, A, Fritsch, P, and Menetrier, F}
abstractNote = {This document deals with the different isotopes of plutonium. It intends to summarize the main features of plutonium behaviour from sources inside installation to the environment and man, and is expected to report the current knowledge about the different parameters used in the models for environmental and radiological impact assessment. The objective is to gather scientific information useful for deciders in case of accident or for regulation purposes. It gives main information on radiological and chemical characteristics which are necessary to understand transfers between compartments. Then it reports information on normal and accidental historical sources and present releases. The next part deals with transfer parameters in the installations and in environment. Parameters that influence its behaviour are examined, inside installations (physico-chemical forms and events that lead to releases), and outside in the environment for deposition to soils and transfer to plants, and animal products. A full chapter is dedicated to presentation of typical assessments, for each isotope and for mixture, and correspondence between activity, mass and dose reference levels are presented and discussed. Transfer and behaviour in man and effects on health are finally presented. (author)}
place = {France}
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title = {Plutonium in the environment - bibliographic study and quantification; Impacts environnemental et sanitaire des isotopes du plutonium, etude bibliographique et quantification}
author = {Guetat, Ph, Monfort, M, Ansoborlo, E, Bion, L, Moulin, V, Reiller, P, Vercouter, Th, Boucher, L, Jourdain, F, Van Dorpe, F, Comte, A, Flury Heard, A, Fritsch, P, and Menetrier, F}
abstractNote = {This document deals with the different isotopes of plutonium. It intends to summarize the main features of plutonium behaviour from sources inside installation to the environment and man, and is expected to report the current knowledge about the different parameters used in the models for environmental and radiological impact assessment. The objective is to gather scientific information useful for deciders in case of accident or for regulation purposes. It gives main information on radiological and chemical characteristics which are necessary to understand transfers between compartments. Then it reports information on normal and accidental historical sources and present releases. The next part deals with transfer parameters in the installations and in environment. Parameters that influence its behaviour are examined, inside installations (physico-chemical forms and events that lead to releases), and outside in the environment for deposition to soils and transfer to plants, and animal products. A full chapter is dedicated to presentation of typical assessments, for each isotope and for mixture, and correspondence between activity, mass and dose reference levels are presented and discussed. Transfer and behaviour in man and effects on health are finally presented. (author)}
place = {France}
year = {2008}
month = {Jul}
}