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KMID : 0364920010260030305
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Journal of Radiation Protection and Research
2001 Volume.26 No. 3 p.305 ~ p.309
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Site-Specific Atmospheric Dispersion Characteristics of Korean Nuclear Power Plant Sites
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M H Han
E H Kim/K S Suh/W T Hwang/Y G Choi
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Abstract
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Site-specific atmospheric dispersion characteristics have been analyzed. The northwest and the southwest wind prevail on nuclear sites of Korea. The annual isobaric surface averaged for twenty years around Korean peninsula shows that west wind prevails. The prevailing west wind is profitable in the viewpoint of radiation protection because three of four nuclear sites are located in the east side. Large scale field tracer experiments over nuclear sites have been conducted for the purpose of analyzing the atmospheric dispersion characteristics and validating a real-time atmospheric dispersion and dose assessment system FADAS. To analyze the site-specific atmospheric dispersion characteristics is essential for making effective countermeasures against a nuclear emergency.
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