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ASTM D6327-98

Standard Test Method for Determination of Radon Decay Product Concentration and Working Level in Indoor Atmospheres by Active Sampling on a Filter

standard by ASTM International , 10/10/1998

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1.1 This test method provides instruction for using the grab sampling filter technique to determine accurate and reproducible measurements of indoor radon decay product (RDP) concentrations and of the working level value corresponding to those concentrations.

 

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Published:
10/10/1998
Number of Pages:
5
File Size:
1 file , 53 KB
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