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Use of the exposure unit concept in risk assessments: A case study for Los Alamos National Laboratory

Published in 2008 by H. M.; Butler J P. Argonne National Lab. IL (United States) Hartmann, A. M.; Beck J R. Los Alamos National Lab. NM (United States) Dorries
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Abstract

The use of the exposure unit concept to refine intake estimates in quantitative risk assessments is explained. The selection of appropriate exposure unit areas for varying receptors and the application of the concept to large sites and to relatively small solid waste management units (SWMUs) are discussed. Examples are presented.