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Naturally occurring radiation---an RPA's perspective. B. Heaton. Offshore Tech. Rept., Paper. Proc. Conf., Occupational health offshore, pages 121--123. (See abstract 459 for complete reference).
Attention is drawn to the finding of deposits of radioactive material on board North Sea oil production platforms and the subsequent costs involved in controlling this hazard to health. Radioactive scale production, sites of build-up, handling procedures, monitoring, and onshore cleaning are discussed. Future developments are outlined. 3 refs.
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Journal title: Offshore Technology Report
Subjects: Health and safety, Health, Occupational Health, Safety, Banking, finance and investment, Economics, business and commerce, Oil and gas, Oil, Petroleum products, Metering, monitoring and targeting
