Tuesday 10 March 2015

Radiation Surveys - Environmental, Occupational, General

Radiation Surveys - Environmental, Occupational, General

Radiation Professionals offers complete radiological survey and assessment services. We cover all areas including environmental baselines, occupational exposure levels and incident monitoring. Radiation Professionals offer complete support for your radiation monitoring requirements.

This includes gamma surveys, airborne radionuclides (dust and gas), radionuclides in water, surface contamination and biota/reference person’s assessment. The process includes determining your monitoring requirements, design of the monitoring plan and then assistance with implementation or carrying out the complete baseline monitoring program.

We then provide assistance with your reporting to regulators and also assistance with ongoing monitoring of projects. For further information please contact us.

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Contact Details


Head Office (WA)
Level 1, 46 Hill Street, East Perth WA 6004
PO Box 3231 East Perth WA 6892 Phone 08 9325 9948


Regional Offices
69 Ann Street, Brisbane, QLD 4000, +61 (7) 3112 5116
Lvl,1 48-50 Smith Street, Darwin, NT 0800, +61 (8) 8911 0411

Tuesday 3 March 2015

NORM – Oil & gas service by radiation professionals

The Little Mistake That Can Hurt Your Operation and the 5 Things You Can Do About It.

Before We Get Started, Some Background Information
The geologic formations that contain oil and gas deposits also contain naturally-occurring radionuclides, which are referred to as "NORM" (Naturally-Occurring Radioactive Materials):

uranium (and its decay products)
thorium (and its decay products)
radium (and its decay products)
lead-210.

Geologists have recognised their presence since the early 1930s and use it as a method for finding deposits.

Much of the petroleum in the earth's crust was created at the site of ancient seas by the decay of sea life. As a result, petroleum deposits often occur in aquifers containing brine (salt water).
Radionuclides, along with other minerals that are dissolved in the brine, precipitate (separate and settle) out forming various wastes at the surface:
mineral scales inside pipes

sludges
contaminated equipment or components
produced waters.

Because the extraction process concentrates the naturally occurring radionuclides and exposes them to the surface environment and human contact, these wastes are classified as NORM.

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Level 1, 46 Hill Street, East Perth WA 6004
PO Box 3231 East Perth WA 6892
Call us for your NORM help: +61 (8) 9325 9948
Visit us :http://radiationprofessionals.com/index.php/norm/oil-and-gas