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Radioactivity of granitoids of the Krkonoše-Jizera pluton
Černík, Tomáš ; Goliáš, Viktor (advisor) ; Matolín, Milan (referee)
2. SUMMARY This thesis is focused on the natural radioactivity of the Krkonoše pluton, which is divided in 6 particular types of granite: the Jizera, the Liberec, the Fojtka, the Tanvald, the Harrachov, the Krkonoše ones. The goal of the thesis was to compare these values and find out whether there was an unlike element (U, Th, K) content difference. Based on literature data about the Czech and Polish part of pluton, there was assigned data of the analysed samples (of contents of K, U, Th) to each type of granite. The literature data was refined on the base of the current knowledge. The localized collection points were assigned to the particular types of the Krkonoše - Jizera granitoids. The analytic data collection was statistically evaluated. On the base of the statistic data evaluation significant differences of the radioactive element content of the particular types of granite was proved. The most radioactive one is the Harrachov granite. The Tanvald one has a distinctively anomalous ratio of U to Th higher than 1. The other types of granite have only an average level of radioactivity. There was also checked a significant aerial gamaspectrometric anomaly in the south - west direction of Hejnice. There was made a field gamaspectrometric measurement, which did not prove the significant increase in an...
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Springs of the radioactive mineral waters on Tanvald granite
Kohn, Pavel ; Goliáš, Viktor (advisor) ; Vylita, Tomáš (referee)
In the years 2014-2015 a radiohydrogeochemical survey was carried out in the Tanvald granite body. Tanvald granite is a two-mica granite body located on the southern edge of the Krkonoše-Jizera Pluton, in the Lusatian part of the Saxony and Thuringian zone of the Variscan orogenic belt. The aim of the survey was to find radioactive water, the 222 Rn volume activity of which exceeds 1500 Bq/l. Such water is - under the Act no. 164/2001 Coll. - considered as radioactive mineral water. The result was a found of 20 water sources meeting this condition and many other sources approaching this value. In terms of the findings, the most important area is Dlouhý Most, where 8 of the radioactive water resources exceeding 1500 Bq/l were found. The most important of these is probably the source TGR/11 with the 222 Rn volume activity 2449 Bq/l. A cluster of water sources with a slightly higher conductivity (exceeding 300 µS/cm) appears in the Dlouhý Most area. Chemical analysis of the most important of them (TG1/15) showed that it is water of the Na-Ca-Cl type, probably contaminated by a run-off from the motorway, which is salted in winter. Another important site is the Kokonín fault area. At this important geological structure a total of four springs of radioactive water with the 222 Rn volume activity greater...
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Radioactivity of granitoids of the Krkonoše-Jizera pluton
Černík, Tomáš ; Goliáš, Viktor (advisor) ; Matolín, Milan (referee)
2. SUMMARY This thesis is focused on the natural radioactivity of the Krkonoše pluton, which is divided in 6 particular types of granite: the Jizera, the Liberec, the Fojtka, the Tanvald, the Harrachov, the Krkonoše ones. The goal of the thesis was to compare these values and find out whether there was an unlike element (U, Th, K) content difference. Based on literature data about the Czech and Polish part of pluton, there was assigned data of the analysed samples (of contents of K, U, Th) to each type of granite. The literature data was refined on the base of the current knowledge. The localized collection points were assigned to the particular types of the Krkonoše - Jizera granitoids. The analytic data collection was statistically evaluated. On the base of the statistic data evaluation significant differences of the radioactive element content of the particular types of granite was proved. The most radioactive one is the Harrachov granite. The Tanvald one has a distinctively anomalous ratio of U to Th higher than 1. The other types of granite have only an average level of radioactivity. There was also checked a significant aerial gamaspectrometric anomaly in the south - west direction of Hejnice. There was made a field gamaspectrometric measurement, which did not prove the significant increase in an...
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