Technologically Enhanced Naturally Occurring Radioactive MaterialPresentations and Publications |
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2005 | 20042005Walter, G.R. 2005. Screening level analysis of radon emissions produced from landfill disposal of water treatment residues containing radium. American Water Works Association 2005 Annual Conference and Exhibition, San Francisco, California, 12–16 June 2005.
Walter, G.R., R. Benke, and D. Pickett. 2005. Potential radon emissions due to biogas generation at TENORM land disposal sites. SPE Paper 93934. 2005 SPE/EPA/DOE Exploration and Production Environmental Conference, Galveston, Texas, 7–9 March 2005.
2004Walter, G.R., R. Benke, and D. Pickett. 2004. Potential exposures to radionuclides originating from technologically enhanced naturally occurring radioactive materials emitted by landfill gas extraction and control systems. WASTECON 2004 (Solid Waste Association of North America Annual Conference), Phoenix, Arizona, 20 September 2004.
For more information about managing technologically enhanced naturally
occurring radioactive materials, presentations or publications, or how you can contract with
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), please
contact
Dr. Gary Walter
at
gwalter@swri.org or (210) 522-3805. |
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Center for Nuclear Waste Regulatory Analyses |
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