Re: environmental testing

[pcharp@ix.netcom.com (Paul A. Charp )]

You might consider checking with the NRC Region I in King of Prussia, 
PA. They have had a situation in western PA where a fuel fabrication 
facility contaminated a sewage plant.  Although the contaminants are 
not the one's you specified, they might be able to point you in the 
right direction.  Unforetuneately, I am not in the office and cannot 
give you their number.  You can check with Randall Ragland of their 
licensing group and mention my name as the reference.

paul charp  (pcharp@ix.netcom.com)


You wrote: 
>
>Dear Radsafers:
>
>
>I am trying to locate anyone who does alpla, beta, or gamma
>spectroscopy on sewage sludge or soils.  The specific radionuclides
>I am interested in are: H3, C14, P32, P33, S35, CA45, I125, and RB86.
>Please respond to me directly at
>
>                 EHSAMD3@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU
>
>Thank you in advance for any assistance you can give me.
>
>Edward L. Wilds, Jr.
>Radiation Safety Manager
>The University of Connecticut
>