Pajić, Nataša D.

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Testing the protective efficiency of personal respiratory protection devices in radiologically contaminated environments

Rajić, Dušan; Ivanković, Negovan; Ivanković, Nataša D.; Ilić, Marina; Senić, Željko; Pajić, Nataša D.

(Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences, 2013)

TY  - JOUR
AU  - Rajić, Dušan
AU  - Ivanković, Negovan
AU  - Ivanković, Nataša D.
AU  - Ilić, Marina
AU  - Senić, Željko
AU  - Pajić, Nataša D.
PY  - 2013
UR  - http://TechnoRep.tmf.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/2305
AB  - The use of ammunition primed with depleted uranium is one of the hallmarks of modern combat operations, resulting in environmental contamination by particles of depleted uranium and uranium oxide, scattered around in the form of submicron-scale aerosols. This paper examined the protective effectiveness of the Serbian military's M3 protective face mask in relation to the presence of airborne depleted uranium and its by-products. Sodium chloride in solid aerosol form was used as a test substance and adequate physical simulator of such radioactive aerosols because its granulometric (particle) size distribution met the requirements of suitability as a simulator. Determination of aerosol concentration was carried out by flame photometry method, whilst granulometric distribution was determined by an electric particles analyzer. It was established that the total internal leakage of the M3 protective mask was as much a function of the penetration of particles through the combined M3 filter as of the leaks along the fitting line of the user's face mask and the inhalation valve. In terms of its protective effect against aerosols of depleted uranium and associated oxides, the Serbian M3 protective mask was determined to be of high efficiency and physiological suitability.
AB  - Upotreba municije laborisane osiromašenim uranijumom predstavlja jedno od obeležja savremenih borbenih dejstava. Pri tome dolazi do kontaminacije životne sredine česticama osiromašenog uranijuma i oksidima uranijuma koje se raspršavaju u okolinu u formi aerosola submikronskih razmera. U radu je ispitivana efikasnost srpske vojne zaštitne maske M3 u odnosu na prisustvo osiromašenog uranijuma i njegovih produkata u vazduhu. Kao test supstancija i adekvatan fizički simulator ovakvih radioaktivnih aerosola korišćen je čvrsti aerosol NaCl čija granulometrijska raspodela veličine čestica ispunjava uslove za njegovu podobnost kao simulatora. Određivanje koncentracije ovih aerosola obavljeno je metodom plamene fotometrije, a granulometrijska raspodela električnim analizatorom čestica. Pokazano je da ukupno unutrašnje propuštanje zaštitne maske zavisi podjednako od prodiranja čestica kroz kombinovani filter M3, kao i od propuštanja na liniji naleganja obrazine na lice korisnika i kroz ventil izdisanja. Utvrđena je visoka efikasnost i fiziološka podobnost srpske zaštitne maske M3 u zaštiti od aerosola osiromašenog uranijuma i njegovih oksida.
PB  - Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences
T2  - Nuclear Technology and Radiation Protection
T1  - Testing the protective efficiency of personal respiratory protection devices in radiologically contaminated environments
T1  - Ispitivanje efikasnosti sredstava lične respiratorne zaštite u uslovima radiološke kontaminacije životne sredine
EP  - 107
IS  - 1
SP  - 102
VL  - 28
UR  - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_technorep_2305
ER  - 
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author = "Rajić, Dušan and Ivanković, Negovan and Ivanković, Nataša D. and Ilić, Marina and Senić, Željko and Pajić, Nataša D.",
year = "2013",
abstract = "The use of ammunition primed with depleted uranium is one of the hallmarks of modern combat operations, resulting in environmental contamination by particles of depleted uranium and uranium oxide, scattered around in the form of submicron-scale aerosols. This paper examined the protective effectiveness of the Serbian military's M3 protective face mask in relation to the presence of airborne depleted uranium and its by-products. Sodium chloride in solid aerosol form was used as a test substance and adequate physical simulator of such radioactive aerosols because its granulometric (particle) size distribution met the requirements of suitability as a simulator. Determination of aerosol concentration was carried out by flame photometry method, whilst granulometric distribution was determined by an electric particles analyzer. It was established that the total internal leakage of the M3 protective mask was as much a function of the penetration of particles through the combined M3 filter as of the leaks along the fitting line of the user's face mask and the inhalation valve. In terms of its protective effect against aerosols of depleted uranium and associated oxides, the Serbian M3 protective mask was determined to be of high efficiency and physiological suitability., Upotreba municije laborisane osiromašenim uranijumom predstavlja jedno od obeležja savremenih borbenih dejstava. Pri tome dolazi do kontaminacije životne sredine česticama osiromašenog uranijuma i oksidima uranijuma koje se raspršavaju u okolinu u formi aerosola submikronskih razmera. U radu je ispitivana efikasnost srpske vojne zaštitne maske M3 u odnosu na prisustvo osiromašenog uranijuma i njegovih produkata u vazduhu. Kao test supstancija i adekvatan fizički simulator ovakvih radioaktivnih aerosola korišćen je čvrsti aerosol NaCl čija granulometrijska raspodela veličine čestica ispunjava uslove za njegovu podobnost kao simulatora. Određivanje koncentracije ovih aerosola obavljeno je metodom plamene fotometrije, a granulometrijska raspodela električnim analizatorom čestica. Pokazano je da ukupno unutrašnje propuštanje zaštitne maske zavisi podjednako od prodiranja čestica kroz kombinovani filter M3, kao i od propuštanja na liniji naleganja obrazine na lice korisnika i kroz ventil izdisanja. Utvrđena je visoka efikasnost i fiziološka podobnost srpske zaštitne maske M3 u zaštiti od aerosola osiromašenog uranijuma i njegovih oksida.",
publisher = "Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences",
journal = "Nuclear Technology and Radiation Protection",
title = "Testing the protective efficiency of personal respiratory protection devices in radiologically contaminated environments, Ispitivanje efikasnosti sredstava lične respiratorne zaštite u uslovima radiološke kontaminacije životne sredine",
pages = "107-102",
number = "1",
volume = "28",
url = "https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_technorep_2305"
}
Rajić, D., Ivanković, N., Ivanković, N. D., Ilić, M., Senić, Ž.,& Pajić, N. D.. (2013). Testing the protective efficiency of personal respiratory protection devices in radiologically contaminated environments. in Nuclear Technology and Radiation Protection
Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences., 28(1), 102-107.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_technorep_2305
Rajić D, Ivanković N, Ivanković ND, Ilić M, Senić Ž, Pajić ND. Testing the protective efficiency of personal respiratory protection devices in radiologically contaminated environments. in Nuclear Technology and Radiation Protection. 2013;28(1):102-107.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_technorep_2305 .
Rajić, Dušan, Ivanković, Negovan, Ivanković, Nataša D., Ilić, Marina, Senić, Željko, Pajić, Nataša D., "Testing the protective efficiency of personal respiratory protection devices in radiologically contaminated environments" in Nuclear Technology and Radiation Protection, 28, no. 1 (2013):102-107,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_technorep_2305 .