CONTENTS
№ 2, 2000
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I. NUCLEAR PHYSICS |
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1. The high energy method of distorted waves and pd-scattering at 1 GeV energy A.D. Foursat, B.I. Sidorenko........................................................................................... |
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2. Dineutron configurations in neutron-rich exotic nuclei M.V. Evlanov, A.M. Sokolov, V.M. Tartakovsky.............................................................. |
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3. The criterion of adiabatic approximation for the weakly-bound particles Coulomb elastic scattering problem V.P. Verbitsky, L.Ya. Zhukalyuk, K.O. Terenetsky......................................................... |
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4. K-minimal approach basis for 7H G.F. Filippov, A.D. Bazavov........................................................................................... |
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5. Beta-decay of 95Tc to excitation states of 95Mo I.N. Vishnevsky, G.B. Krygin, A.A. Kurteva, V.E. Mitroshin........................................ |
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6. Rotation of superdeformed even-even nuclei A.Ya. Dzyublik, V.V. Utyuzh............................................................................................ |
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7. The time analysis of multipled internal reflections in tunneling description through the barrier V.S. Olkhovsky, S.P. Maidanyuk..................................................................................... |
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8. Anomalies in the excitation spectrum of 5He nucleus at E*~20 MeVYu.N. Pavlenko........................................................................................................................... |
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9. 8Be-decay of the 24Mg 46.4 MeV resonance A. Tumino, O.Yu. Goryunov, M. Lattuada, V.V. Ostashko, S. Romano, C. Spitaleri, D. Vinciguerra.................................................................................... |
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10. Yield of near zero energy electrons from radioactive sources of different thickness V.T. Kupryashkin, L.P. Sidorenko, A.I. Feoktistov, I.P. Shapovalova......................... |
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11. The study of secondary gamma-transitions from 155Gd (n,g) 155Gd reaction for different filtered neutron beam energies A.V. Murzin, P.M. Rusinko, E.V. Korbetsky, O.O. Grizay........................................... |
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II. NUCLEAR POWER |
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12. Calculational determination of some irradiation condition parameters of surveillance specimens of WWER-1000 reactor pressure vessel O.V. Grytsenko, V.N. Bukanov, O.G. Vasylyeva, V.L. Dyemokhin, O.V. Nedyelin........................................................................................ |
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13. The evaluation of residual resource of the technological channels of the 1-st ChNPP’s unit E.U. Grynik, L.I. Chyrko, A.A. Shynakov, Ju.S. Gulchuk,O.V. Drogaev, V.N. Revka, Ju.V. Chajkovsky.................................................................... |
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14. Reactions of isotope 60Co formation at interaction of the neutrons with 59Co, 60Ni and 63Cu (State-of-the-art of neutron cross sections) М.F. Vlasov, О.О. Gritzay, L.E. Chervonna, V.V. Zerkin................................................. |
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15. Investigation of factors influencing the accuracy of uranium enrichment level determination by multi-analysis method (MGAU) A.N. Berlizov, V.V. Tryshyn.............................................................................................. |
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16. The research of radiation factors of the NPP's equipment degradation V.I. Sakhno, S.P. Tomchay, A.V. Sakhno......................................................................... |
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III. RADIATION PHYSICS |
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17. Influence of neutron irradiation on the defect creation in thermally treated Cz silicon V.I. Varnina, A.A. Groza, P.G. Litovchenko, L.S. Marchenko, M.I. Starchik, G.G. Shmatko, V.F. Lastovetsky................................................................. |
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18. Some radiation effects in quantum-size А3В5 and А2В6 structures, grown on semiinsulating GaAs Ye. Yu. Braylovsky, G.N. Semenova, Yu.G. Sadofyev, N.Ye. Кorsunskaya, М.P. Semtsiv, М.B. Sharibaev......................................................... |
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19. Investigation of dynamics of colloid systems by slow neutron scattering V.I. Slisenko, A.Ya. Dzyublik, T.V. Karmazina, P.G. Ivanitsky, A.A. Vasilkevich, N.I. Valkovska, V.S. Prokopenko, V.V. Krotenko............................... |
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20. Electgrical properties of indium antimonide, irradiated by neutrons and x-rays G.A. Vikhliy, A.Ya. Karpenko, P.G. Litovchenko............................................................ |
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21. Application of a method of an electrolysis at manufacture various isotope targets for nuclear-physical investigations N.I .Zaika, N.F. Onoshko, О.S. Rudchik, V.P. Tokarev.................................................. |
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IV. PLASMA PHYSICS |
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22. The scattering of electromagnetic waves in in magnetized plasma with lower and upper hybrid pump V.N. Pavlenko, V.G. Panchenko, S.A. Nazarenko.............................................................. |
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23. Evolution of standing drift vortex structures V.B. Taranov...................................................................................................................... |
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24. The transparency of a plasma barrier for electromagnetic waves transilluminated with the aid of an electron beam D.B. Palets, L.I. Romanyuk............................................................................................... |
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V. RADIOECOLOGY AND RADIOBIOLOGY |
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25. Reaction of haemopoietic system of animals on the additional internal irradiationN.K. Rodionova, A.I. Lipska, I.Yu. Nikitina, L.B. Pinchuk............................................. |
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26. The problem of estimation of the biological efficiacy for the constant action of low-intensive radiation M.O. Druzhyna, A.P. Burlaka, Yu.P. Grynevych, M.M. Druzhyna, E.P. Sidorik............................................................................................ |
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27. About the transuranium elements and fission products content in the biological samples taken in the 30-km ChNPP zone V.A. Ageev, A.A. Odintsov, V.A. Satsyuk, A.P. Lashko................................................. |
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28. About ecological standards of anthropogenious loads on natural territorial ComplexesYu.F. Kataevsky, G.G. Istomina, I.O. Pavlenko, V.V. Trishin........................................ |
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1. THE HIGH ENERGY METHOD OF DISTORTED WAVES AND PD-SCATTERING AT 1 GeV ENERGY
The high energy method of distorted waves, which takes into account the many body structure of nuclear scatterer, is applied for the description pd-scattering at 1 GeV energy with a goal to find out of a role of different components of deuteron wave function for the interpretation of experimental data and comparison with standard diffraction theory of multiple scattering. It is shown that the developed method is better in describing of pd-scattering cross section in a region of diffraction minimum, supplying necessary degree of filling and solving, moreover, the problem of deep minima which are due intrinsical nature of standard approach.
2. DINEUTRON CONFIGURATIONS IN NEUTRON-RICH EXOTIC NUCLEI
М. V. Еvlanov, А. М. Sokolov, V. К. Тartakovsky
The analysis, carried out in the framework of the diffractive approach, of a number of experiments on interaction of the neutron-rich exotic nuclei and with nuclei allows one to make the conclusion about the presence of a dineutron configuration (dineutron) in and the absence of that in .
3. The criterion of adiabatic approximation for the weakly-bound particles Coulomb elastic scattering problem
V. P. Verbitsky, L. Ya. Zhukalyuk, K. O. Terenetsky
Electric optical potential (EOP) for the weakly-bound particles (d, 6He, 11Li) elastic scattering has been calculated in the adiabatic approximation. The analytic Wentzel-Kramers-Brillouin expression for EOP has been obtained. The criterion of adiabatic approximation for the weakly-bound particles elastic scattering problem are received. It is shown that these criterion can not be fulfilled in the vicinity of the Coulomb turning points.
4. K-MINIMAL APPROACH BASIS FOR 7H
G. F. Filippov, A. D. Bazavov
K-minimal approach function for 7H nucleus was built and hyperharmonically analyzed in this paper.
5. BETA-DECAY OF 95Tc TO EXCITATION STATES OF 95Mo
I. N. Vishnevsky, G. B. Krygin, A. A. Kurteva, V. E. Mitroshin
The energies, spins, parities, magnetic dipole and electric quadrupole moments of the ground and excited states of 95Mo as well as the probabilities of electromagnetic transitions between them have been calculated in the framework of the dynamic collective model. The -decay 95Тс95Мо have been described. The calculation values are in a good agreement with the experimental data from Nuclear Data Sheets and Evaluated Nuclear Structure Data File.
6. Rotation of superdeformed even-even nuclei
A. Ya. Dzyublik, V. V. Utyuzh
Starting from the microscopic Hamiltonian of the nucleus we derived an equation to describe the rotation and quadrupole vibrations of even-even axially symmetrical nuclei, having arbitrary deformation β. In case of small β it reduces to the Bohr - Mottelson equation with γ~0. Such an equation is used for calculations of vibrational-rotational energies of superdeformed nuclei.
7. THE TIME ANALYSIS OF MULTIPLE INTERNAL REFLECTIONS IN TUNNELING DESCRIPTION THROUGH THE BARRIER
The problem of scattering of a nonrelativistic particle on a nucleus is considered, the interaction potential between which has a spherically symmetrical view. As the further development of the time analysis of processes of tunneling the non-stationary method of the solution of a problem is represented, due to which begins the possibility to describe in a time dependence the propagation (tunneling) of a particle and in details to study this process in an interesting instant or concerning a concrete point of space. At calculating the time parameters the method has shown itself simple and convenient. At finding the expressions for stationary wave functions for problems with an interaction potential, which radial part has more composite view than rectangular, this method is more effective than reference stationary approaches.
The discrepancies in spectroscopy data for 5He levels at E* ~ 20 MeV are partly explained by taking into account the Coulomb interaction in the exit channels of many particle nuclear reactions. The broadening and shift of resonances caused by Coulomb effects integrated over the decay angle can be observed when only one emitted particle is registered. The additional modification of resonance position and shape are possible due to decay into different channel. The data obtained by measurements of inclusive and coincidence spectra are analyzed.
9. 8Be-DECAY OF THE 24Mg 46.4 MeV RESONANCE
A. Tumino, O. Yu. Goryunov, M. Lattuada, V. V. Ostashko, S. Romano, C. Spitaleri, D. Vinciguerra
8Begs coincidences with 12C, 8Begs and α-particles produced in the 12C +12C interaction at 65 MeV have been measured in a wide in-plane angular range. The 3- 8Begs final state is found to be produced, even if poor statistics prevent any identification of the 16O states involved in the first stage of the process. The 8Begs - α and 8Begs - 12C coincidence yields are found to be to 12C and 16O excited states, decaying into the 8Begs +α and 12C +α system, respectively.
10. YIELD OF NEAR ZERO ENERGY ELECTRONS FROM RADIOACTIVE SOURCES OF DIFFERENT THICKNESS
V. T. Kupryashkin, L. P. Sidorenko, A. I. Feoktistov, I. P. Shapovalova
For the purpose of study the near zero energy electron e0 yield dependence on source thickness for different mode of radioactive decay (b-decay, electron capture, internal conversion) 152Eu isotopes were investigated by (eg)-coincidence method. It was shown that surface layer of radioactive atoms takes main part in e0-electron formation. The nature of this fenomen is discussed.
11. THE STUDY SECONDARY GAMMA-TRANSITIONS FROM 155Gd (n,g) 155Gd REACTION FOR DIFFERENT FILTERED NEUTRON BEAM ENERGIES
P. M. Rusinko, E. V. Korbetsky, O. O. Grizay
The theoretical and experimental estimations of the possibility to obtain the information about the excited level spins from secondary capture γ-ray studies for different quasimonoenergetic neutron beam energies were fulfilled. The preliminary experimental results confirm the dependence of the secondary γ-ray intensities ratios, taken for the different neutron energies, from the spin of decaying level, and the possibility to describe this effect using the γ-cascade model.
12. calculational DEtermination OF SOME IRRADIATION condition PARAMETERS of surveillance specimens of wwer-1000 reactor pressure vessel
o. v. grytsenko, V. N. Bukanov, O. G. Vasylyeva, V. L. Dyemokhin, O. V. Nedyelin
The shortcomings of dosimetry part of surveillance specimen (SS) program that is realizing on Ukrainian NPPs at present are presented. Structure and functioning principles of the program package MCSS, intended for calculation of functionals of neutron flux which influence on SS in WWER-1000 reactor are described. The results of comparison of the experimental data with the data obtained by the calculational way are given.
13. The EVALUATION of RESIDUAL RESOURCE of the TECHNOLOGICAL CHANNELS of the 1-st ChNPP’s UNIT
E. U. Grynik, L. I. Chyrko, A. A. Shynakov, Ju. S. Gulchuk, O. V. Drogaev, V. N. Revka, Ju. V. Chajkovsky
The result of study of the technological channels (TC) of the 1-st Chernobyl NPP’s unit after 18 years of operation are analyzed in this work. It is showed that zirconium alloy of TC operated at normal conditions has satisfactory plastic and strength properties; hydrogen concentration doesn’t exceed 60 ppm; the joint devices have safety factor more 2 even at presence of microcracks. The conclusion is done that residual resource of normal operating TC after 18 years of service doesn’t still exhaust.
14. Reactions of isotope 60co formation at interaction of neutrons with 59 co, 60ni and 63cu (State-of-the-art of neuTron cross sections)
М. F. Vlasov, О. О. Gritzay, L. E. Chervonna, V. V. Zerkin
The state-of-the-art of neuron cross sections of three reactions resulting in formation of an isotope 60Co and commonly used as activation detectors at neutron flux and fluence measurements in wide neutron energy range has been analyzed. The analysis was conducted on the basis of information from the newest versions of the evaluated nuclear data libraries ENDF/B-VI, JEF-2. 2, JENDL-3.2, BROND-2, CENDL-2, international reactor dosimetry file IRDF-90 (version 2) and international library of experimental nuclear data CSISRS. A graphical cross section presentation of the reactions 59Со(n,γ)60Co, 60Ni (n,p)60Co and 63Cu (n,α)60Co in the energy range up to 20 MeV, brief analysis of the available evaluated and experimental data, including results of integral experiments in standard neutron fields, provide condensed, but rather complete information on present day state of the reactions concerned. The up-to-date information on characteristics of 60Co decay and the reactions under consideration is also included.
15. INVESTIGATION OF FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ACCURACY OF URANIUM ENRICHMENT LEVEL DETERMINATION BY MULTI- ANALYSIS METHOD (MGAU)
A. N. Berlizov, V. V. Tryshyn
Statistical characteristics of multi-group analysis technique for isotopic composition determination of uranium samples, realised in the form of portable "U-Pu InSpector" spectrometry system and MGAU V.1.0 code, have been studied with the help of uranium isotopic standard reference materials in the range 0.32 - 4.5 % of 235U and 0.004 - 0.036 % of 234U concentration. The influence of a number of factors that can cause systematic bias of measured values are also studied. Obtained results reveal dependence of measured 235U enrichment level upon isotopic composition of uranium sample and geometry of the measurement. Systematic underestimation of measured 234U content turned out to be of about 23 % in the concentration range. Possible sources of revealed systematic biases are discussed as well as some recommendations for improving of MGAU code are given.
16. THE RESEARCH OF RADIATION FACTORS OF THE NPP'S EQUIPMENT DEGRADATION
V. I. Sakhno, S. P. Tomchay, A. V. Sakhno
The electric physical apparatus that is being constructed at the Institute for Nuclear Research, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine for the research of the influence of radiation factors on NPP's equipment degradation processes is presented. The specific characteristics of this apparatus include possibility of forming large and strong radiation fields for the study of operation indicators of large equipment. Such research will make it possible to form the objective databases for prognostication and preliminary recognize of the emergency conditions in the NPP's equipment.
17. INFLUENCE OF NEUTRON IRRADIATION ON THE DEFECT CREATION IN THERMALLY TREATED Cz SILICON
V. I. Varnina, A. A. Groza, P. G. Litovchenko, L. S. Marchenko, M. I. Starchik, G. G. Shmatko, V. F. Lastovetsky
Oxygen precipitation in neutron irradiated and thermally treated silicon crystals has been studied varying neutron fluence (1015 - 1019 n/см2 ) and annealing temperature (600 - 1000 0C). IR spectroscopy and selective etching were used for the investigation. It had been found that precipitation process was accelerated in irradiated silicon in wide temperature range. The precipitation rate has became weakly dependent on annealing temperature with fluence increasing above 1017 n/cm2. These effects clearly show the main role of radiation point defects in the oxygen precipitation.
18. some radiation effects in quantum-size А3В5 and А2В6 structures, grown on semiinsulating GaAs
Ye. Yu. Braylovsky, G. N. Semenova, Yu. G. Sadofyev, N. Ye. Кorsunskaya, М. P. Semtsiv, М. B. Sharibaev
The effect of electron (Е=1.8 МеV), γ-quantum 60Со and X-ray irradiation (Е≤100 кеV) on the photoluminescence, PL, and optical reflection of the GaAs/GaAlAs і CdZnTe/ZnTe quantum-size structures. The quantum wells, QWs, of the А3В5 structures were grown by the МОСVD-technique, the QWs of the А2В6 structures were grown by the МBE method on the semiinsulating, SI, GaAs substrates. The high radiation hardness of A3B5 QWs after irradiation up to dose of 2·109 rad was found, while SI GaAs substrates manifested characteristics degradation under such irradiation dose. А2В6 QWs tends to degrade under sufficiently lower irradiation dose. The well profile change was calculated from PL peak energy shift. The role of Сd diffusion and internal strain in radiation enhanced quantum-size structures degradation is discussed.
19. INVESTIGATION OF DYNAMICS OF COLLOID SYSTEMS BY SLOW NEUTRON SCATTERING
V. I. Slisenko, A. Ya. Dzyublik, T. V. Karmazina, P. G. Ivanitsky, A. A. Vasilkevich, N. I. Valkovska, V. S. Prokopenko, V. V. Krotenko
The influence of graphite carbon black on molecular dynamics in water solution of triton X-100 has been investigated by the method of inelastic and quasielastic neutron scattering. At the beginning during 40 hours in the system water-surfactant-sorbent unstable partially hydrophobic colloid aggregates are shown to be predominate. After 40 hours this colloid particles become stable and completely hydrophilic.
20. ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF INDIUM ANTIMONIDE, IRRADIATED BY NEUTRONS AND X-RAYS
The preliminary results of research of monocrystalline n- InSb galvanomagnetic characteristics are given at a consecutive irradiation by fast reactor neutrons and Rhe 40 keV at temperature 77 K and subsequent annealing. The conclusion is made about an opportunity of use prepared on the specified technology Indium Antimonide as a material for low temperature x-ray dosimeters.
21. APPLICATION OF A METHOD OF AN ELECTROLYSIS AT MANUFACTURE VARIOUS ISOTOPE TARGETS FOR NUCLEAR-PHYSICAL INVESTIGATIONS
N. I .Zaika, N. F. Onoshko, О. S. Rudchik, V. P. Tokarev
The practical possibility of electrolysis method of an application for production qualitative the films (targets) of the various chemical elements of the Mendeleyev table on very thin substrates experimentally shown. Some details of the chemical technology of electrodeposition from organic solutions, advantages and efficiency of the method for these purposes are considered.
22. The scattering of electromagnetic waves in magnetized plasma with lower and upper hybrid pump
V. N. Pavlenko, V. G. Panchenko, S. A. Nazarenko
The scattering of a transverse electromagnetic wave by turbulent density fluctuations in the homogeneous and inhomogeneous magnetoactive plasma with the lower and upper hybrid pump wave was investigated. We calculate the coefficient of the scattering for the plasma with density gradient in the presence of parametric instabilities of lower hybrid and upper hybrid waves.
Drift-ion-sound standing waves are considered in a magnetized inhomogeneous plasma. Effects of three dimensionality, dispersion and vortex nonlinearity are taken into account. Perturbation theory solution is obtained by the multiple-time-scale formalism. It is shown that no secular terms are present up to the second order in amplitude and that second order corrections are homogeneous in the drift direction.
24. the transparency of a plasma barrier for electromagnetic waves transilluminated with the aid of an electron beam
D. B. Palets, L. I. Romanyuk
The relations between the plasma barrier for electromagnetic waves transilluminated with the aid of a fast electron beam transparency and the parameters of beam-plasma system are determined experimentally. The existence of optimal in this regard system parameters is shown. Set aside by linear theory, the nonlinear beam-plasma interaction processes, inevitably accompanying such transillumination, are shown to be responsible for disagreement between experimentally and theoretically obtained relations. The barrier transparency in laboratory experiments is ascertained to be considerably dependent on the waveguide properties of the system used.
25. REACTION OF HAEMOPOIETIC SYSTEM OF ANIMALS ON THE ADDITIONAL INTERNAL IRRADIATION
N. K. Rodionova, A. I. Lipska, I. Yu. Nikitina, L. B. Pinchuk
The investigation was carried out using rats of the Vistar line, which were exposed to prolongated internal irradiation. Three animal groups were irradiated with different radiation loads. The following changes in bone marrow system (BMS) were investigated: the number of erythrocytes, leukocytes, trombocytes, leukogram of cells in marrow, mitotic activity. The same way of BMS changes was determined, but the expression of these changes increased according the doses of irradiation. The quantitative changes were determined before quantitative changes. It was determined, that disturbances in BMS are caused by incorporated osteotropic radionuclides and they can be taken into account as the unfavorable indices for forecasting the diseases of blood system.
26. THE PROBLEM OF ESTIMATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFICIACY FOR THE CONSTANT ACTION OF LOW-INTENSIVE RADIATION
M. O. Druzhyna, A. P. Burlaka, Yu. P. Grynevych, M. M. Druzhyna, E. P. Sidorik
Absorbed dose was not shown to be the equivalent of damage under the action of low doses in the zones of ChNPP disaster influence. Under such conditions the final effect is substantially modified by radiation conditions and quality radiation as well as organism general state. It is proposed to estimate the effect using the level of oxygen active forms in the tissues and the efficiency of their enzyme elimination, that appears to be integral expression of the initial damages and organism individual radioresistance.
27. ABOUT THE TRANSURANIUM ELEMENTS AND FISSION PRODUCTS CONTENT IN THE BIOLOGICAL SAMPLES TAKEN IN THE 30-km ChNPP ZONE
V. A. Ageev, A. A. Odintsov, V. A. Satsyuk, A. P. Lashko
The experimental data of radiochemical determination of the long-lived transuranium radionuclides in the biological samples taken in the 30-km. zone of the ChNPP are present. Aspects of transfer of the 137Cs, 90Sr, 239+240Pu and 241Am in the soil-to-mushroom, soil-to-plant are discussed. It has been found that radioactivity ratio 241Am / 239+240Pu in the plant significant higher than in the soil.
Yu. F. Kataevsky, G. G. Istomina, I. O. Pavlenko, V. V. Trishin
The geographical-informational system (GIS) is proposed to be used for estimation and prognosis of changes in structure and functional state of ecological systems which depends on levels of technogenious loadings. It will help in working out of ecological standards taking into account the demands to remain of enterprises profitability and minimize the damage after its activity.