CHAPTER 3 (Cont) ILLUSTRATIONS Gamma-ray dose rate wersus tiae and integral dose, 4.1 4.2 Station MK~-c52 Gamma-ray dose rate wersus tine and integral dose, &.3 Gamma-ray dose rate wersus tine and integral dose, ay Gamma-ray dose rate wersus time and integral dose, &.5 Gamaa-ray dose rate wersus time and integral dose, &.6 Gamma-ray dose rate wersus time and integral dose, 4.7 Gamma-ray dose rate wersus time and integral dose, 4.8 Gamma-ray dose rate versus tise and integral dose, 8.9 Gamma-ray intensity multiplied by Sur? as a function &.10 Circuit diagram of low-alcitude gamma-dose-rate &.11 &.12 &.13 h.1% 8.15 107 Station K-c09 2. 2 2 2 ew ee we ee ee te te ww 108 Station IK-59. 2. 2. 2 2 0 ee ee ee es we te ww 109 Station TH*A8. .... a 110 Station K-39. «2 2 2 2 2 2 ew ew ew ew eee ee we lll Station OR-115R. 2. 2 2. 2 2 ew we ew we ete ew 112 Station OR-125S. 2. 2. 2. 2 2 ww we wee we ewww ee 113 Station OR-J2. 2. 2. 2 2 2 ee ew ew ee wee eee ew 11s of height above the earth and its derivitive .. . . 116 Gauge Wo. 100. 2 2 ww ee ee eee ee ee 120 121 Gauge No. yO71 2. 2 2 we ee we we we ete ew 121 instrument 2. 0. 1 0 0 ew ee we ee ee ee ee Calibration of low~altitude gamma-dose-rate Calibration of high-alticude gamma-dose-rate Calibration of total gamma-dose, Gauge No. 1... . Gamma-~dose rate telewetry record, Stacion IK-59. .. Gamma-dose rates for Teak and Orange low-alcitude stations 2... 2 2 2 ee ee ew we ew ee th et ww 123 125 TABLES &.1 4.2 Variables and Data Sources . 2. 2... 2 2 ee wee Normalized Fission-Product Gacaa-Ray Energy versus 4.3 4.8 Summsry of Gamma-Ray Data from Teak and Orange... Total Gamma Dose in Roentzgens Received at Teak and CBAPTER 5 te te 105 106 Orange Stations. . 2... 2. 2. 2. we we ee wee ee 126 Range in Air . 2. 2. 2 2 2 ee ee ee RADIOCHEMICAL SAMPLING... . 2.2... . we ee ee SAW Ww fo & SAMPLER DESIGN by J. BR. Banister. .....-.-. AION Un rn 5.1 104 Introduction . Debris Characterisrics at 250,000 Feet . Filter Design for 250,000 Feee Altitude. Debris Characteristics at 125,000 Feet . Filter Design for 125,000 Feet Altitude @esulcts and Analysis .........226 Discussion and Conclusions . 2... ww. 130 132 =39 itd 142 1a