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Radon measurement in soil - Ecotrak® SKU: 510061
Measuring the radon concentration in the soil is straightforward. The measurement is carried out with our detectors as an accredited service with a measurement interval of 1 to 7 days and can be carried out at any time of the year, as long as the ground is free of frost and it has not previously rained. The analysis is performed by our laboratory and the results are sent by email within one week of receiving the detectors.
This type of measurement is often used to determine radon levels before building a new property or expanding or modernizing an existing property. We recommend using at least three detectors for an area of 100 m², and it is advisable to have at least one additional detector for every additional 50 m².
Uranium and radium are the two elements that contribute to the high levels of radon gas found in the soil. Radon gas levels can vary greatly depending on the type of soil. As a general rule of thumb, the more aerated the soil composition, the higher the radon level, because a more compact composition makes it difficult for radon to circulate.
Uranium and radium are the two elements that contribute to the high levels of radon gas found in the soil. Radon gas levels can vary greatly depending on the type of soil. As a general rule of thumb, the more aerated the soil composition, the higher the radon level, because a more compact composition makes it difficult for radon to circulate.
- Type of Instrument
- Gas Analyzer
- The instrument measures:
- Radon
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