Publication date: Available online 27 November 2017
Source:Journal of Environmental Radioactivity
Author(s): E. Mossini, L. Codispoti, M. Giola, L. Castelli, E. Macerata, A. Porta, F. Campi, M. Mariani
The radiological characterization of the topsoil of the L-54M reactor surroundings carried out in this work aims at obtaining the reference blank point for the forthcoming decommissioning operations and ascertain if unexpected radionuclide release occurred during the operational life of the plant. Standardised methods have been employed in order to collect representative samples and reliable results. Suitable sample pre-treatment procedures were applied. Gamma and beta spectrometric analyses were carried out to measure the activity concentrations of 60Co 137Cs, 152Eu, 241Am and 90Sr. These have been considered as representative radionuclides that could have been originated from reactor operations and that could still be present at four decades post reactor shutdown.
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