COMPARISON OF RADON CONCENTRATION MEASURED BY SHORT-TERM (ACTIVE) AND LONG-TERM (PASSIVE) METHOD | Zendy

Zoran Ćurguz | Zendy; Dragoljub Mirjanić | Zendy; Milan Popović | Zendy

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COMPARISON OF RADON CONCENTRATION MEASURED BY SHORT-TERM (ACTIVE) AND LONG-TERM (PASSIVE) METHOD

Author(s) -

Zoran Ćurguz,

Dragoljub Mirjanić,

Milan Popović

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

contemporary materials

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 1986-8677

pISSN - 1986-8669

DOI - 10.7251/comen1701028c

Subject(s) - radon , term (time) , correlation coefficient , pearson product moment correlation coefficient , detector , materials science , environmental science , statistics , optics , mathematics , physics , quantum mechanics

Measuring of radon concentration in an indoor space in most cases is carried out by passive method by means of track detectors (CR – 39) with the period of exposure of six or twelve months. On the other hand, active method is less used, semiconductor detectors (Rad 7) with a direct reading of radon concentration and period of measurement of 7 days. The aim of this work is to compare the results of passive and active method in order to determine Pearson correlation coefficient between these two methods.

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