29.82 microSvh, Okabe area, near Fukushima city garbage incineration plant (MIRROR from Birdhairjp)
Channel: rumorecurioso
Date: 25/08/2012

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Normal background level is up to 0.2 uSv/hr (microSv/hr)
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Birdhairjp wrote:
On 25 Aug 2012, I measured radiation around Okabe area, near Fukushima city garbage incineration plant.
I monitored 1.05 micro Sievert per hour in air at chest hight, 29.82 on the ground level, on dust.
Thear is a garbage incineration plant of Fukushima city in this area.
Hot water swiming pool, sauna and bath are provided to citizens using heat from garbage incineration.
The monitorinig place is 55 km from Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear power plant.
Measuring instrument is made of Ukraine, ECOTEST MKS-05.
29.82μSv/h 福島市ごみ焼却場近くのホコリ 2012.8.25

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