Record - 14 “DIALOS File 103: 27At47 ERA-OF 025070, EDB-84:076367 Title: Relationship between plutcnium activity densities cf aic-borne and Survace soils , Author: Sehmel, G.A. affiliation: Pacific Northwest Lab., Richland, WA Scurce: Heaith Phys. (Unitec Kingdom) vy 45:6. Date: Dec 1993 1047-1050 p., Coden: ALTFA Contract Na,: ACO&-76RL01830 Document Type: Journal Article Language: English Journal Announcemesrt: EDB8405 Subfiles ERA (Energy Research Abstracts). Werk Location: United States Atbetrect: The purpose here is to summarize data for plutenium as a pellutant co. airborne and surface soils, if beth are available at stucy sites, and to examine tre date for relatiorships between plutonium zencentrations on airberne seils and cn surface soils near the airberne particulate samplirg cites. In practice, surface ¢scil samples ere actually Sril semples taken tc a sampling depth. Only deta fer sites wili be Summarizes for which the plutonium concentrations on beth airborne and surfar2 soils have been investigatec. These sites include the Bikini Atell, tre Hanfeed Site, ard Facky Flats. Fecerd - 15 3 os mn Sete: Mee i¢82 mt tion for power gereretien in U.S. territories a7 the Farific authors: Berg, I.Y, effiliaticn: Lawrence Livermore Naticnal Laberatery, Livernoare, CA Source: Energy (Ox terd) (Jnited EKirgdean) v Fell. 372-895 p. Loder: ENEVD Decument Types Journal Article Latguage: English Fournal Announcement: ERAS312 Svubfile: ERA (Energy Research Abstracts). Work Location: United States Abstract: General considerations relating to the use of coal in U.S. territeries and trust territories of the Pacific suggest that ccal is a viable option fer power generation. Future coal supplies, principally from Australia and the west coast of America, promise to be more than adequate. except for Guam, with peak power requirements on the order of 175 MW /SUB ef , most territories have current, albeit inadequate, installations of 1-25 MW /SUB e/ . Turnkey, conventional-ccel-fired, electrical-power g2nerating systems are available in that size range. Fluidized bed cempustion is anather aptien currently beiag commercialized. Its use has cletr enviroamantal edvantages end a variety of fuels (€.g. coal, heavy cile, biomass, etc.) may be employed withcut interruption of power geveration. U.S. environmental laws, such as the Clean Air Act, are now 50046349