LoginReports results of measurements of radon gas made in each of the Saskatoon low energy houses in December 1980. Finds that gas levels were higher in basements than on the ground floor but that concentrations of radon were not high enough to constitute a health risk. Suggests that permeability of basement walls may have a great effect on radon concentration and that sealing a basement may reduce levels.
Radon gas testing report for low energy houses.
Year:
1981
Bibliographic info:
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, University of Saskatchewan, January 1981