Radioactivity of the Bega sediment—case study of a contaminated canal
The Bega canal is one among many heavily polluted canals in Vojvodina (the northern province of Serbia and Montenegro). In the framework of the revitalization of this canal, the radionuclide content of the sediment was investigated in order to support the safe deposition after excavation. It was fou...
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| description | The Bega canal is one among many heavily polluted canals in Vojvodina (the northern province of Serbia and Montenegro). In the framework of the revitalization of this canal, the radionuclide content of the sediment was investigated in order to support the safe deposition after excavation. It was found that, in comparison with the Danube sediment and Vojvodina soil, the Bega sediment is contaminated with
238U and
137Cs. The origin of this contamination is discussed. No traces of contamination by nuclear power plants in the region were found, while the presence of
technologically enhanced, natural occurring radioactive materials (TENORM) was proved. |
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