Radon mitigation Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Radon Mitigation Topic 1 Question and answers already passed 2023/2024 A system monitor is to be installed to alert the homeowner when the radon system fails or requires service. Select one: a. True b. False - correct answer a. True According to the EPA Radon Mitigation Standards, a radon test is to be conducted after the installation of a radon system according to which of the following schedules: Select one: a. A 24-hour test commencing immediately after the system is activated. b...

Radon Mitigation Questions with complete solution 2023/2024What are four things that can be addressed when there are elevated levels of radon? - correct answer • sources of radon in the soil, building material and/or well water; • transport mechanisms that drive radon into a building, usually through pressure differentials; • radon entry-pathways that allow radon inside, usually through cracks or openings in the foundation or through open crawlspaces; and • the accumulation of radon a...

Radon Mitigation Specialist NRPP Exam Study Guide Question and answers 2023/2024 verified to passRadioactive elements - correct answer Elements that decay and release protons, changing their atomic number Rn - correct answer Radon, part of the Uranium decay chain RDP - correct answer Immediate decay product of Rn: Polonium, Lead, and Bismuth Rn measurement units - correct answer picoCuries per liter (pCi/L) in the U.S., Becquerels per cubic meter (Bq/m3) internationally Alpha particl...

Radon Mitigation Specialist NRPP Exam Study Guide, Radon Mitigation Installer NRPP Exam Study Guide, Radon Mitigation, Radon Measurement Radioactive elements - Answer️️ -Elements that decay and release protons, changing their atomic number Rn - Answer️️ -Radon, part of the Uranium decay chain RDP - Answer️️ -Immediate decay product of Rn: Polonium, Lead, and Bismuth Rn measurement units - Answer️️ -picoCuries per liter (pCi/L) in the U.S., Becquerels per cubic meter (Bq/...

Radon Test Review FTW According to the US EPA Citizens Guide to Radon, radon levels in most homes, can be reduced to: - correct answer 2 pCi/L or less. Homeowners should be advised to have their mitigation contractors stipulate that they will follow: - correct answer Radon Mitigation Standards such as the US EPA, AARST, ASTM, or as recognized by their state radon office. Prolonged exposure to radon is considered dangerous because radon can cause: - correct answer lung cancer The most c...

Radon ExamAccording to the US EPA Citizens Guide to Radon, radon levels in most homes, can be reduced to: - correct answer 2 pCi/L or less Homeowners should be advised to have their mitigation contractors stipulate that they will follow: - correct answer Radon Mitigation Standards such as the US EPA, AARST, ASTM, or as recognized by their state radon office Prolonged exposure to radon is considered dangerous because radon can cause: - correct answer lung cancer The most common radon mit...

Radon Exam According to the US EPA Citizens Guide to Radon, radon levels in most homes, can be reduced to: - correct answer 2 pCi/L or less Homeowners should be advised to have their mitigation contractors stipulate that they will follow: - correct answer Radon Mitigation Standards such as the US EPA, AARST, ASTM, or as recognized by their state radon office Prolonged exposure to radon is considered dangerous because radon can cause: - correct answer lung cancer The most common radon m...

Radon Review Quiz 4 (Mitigation)A mitigation contractor, called to service a noisy fan on an active depressurization (ASD) system, finds the system does not conform to current standards. What should the contractor do? Select one: a. Service the fan and recommend to the client that the system be upgraded to conform to the Standards b. Disconnect the fan and tag the system as not conforming to the Standards c. Not service the system unless the client agrees to have it upgraded to conform to ...

According to the US EPA Citizens Guide to Radon, radon levels in most homes, can be reduced to: - 2 pCi/L or less Homeowners should be advised to have their mitigation contractors stipulate that they will follow: - Radon Mitigation Standards such as the US EPA, AARST, ASTM, or as recognized by their state radon office Prolonged exposure to radon is considered dangerous because radon can cause: - lung cancer The most common radon mitigation technique at this time is: - Active soil depres...

Radon Exam Questions and Answers Already Graded A According to the US EPA Citizens Guide to Radon, radon levels in most homes, can be reduced to: 2 pCi/L or less Homeowners should be advised to have their mitigation contractors stipulate that they will follow: Radon Mitigation Standards such as the US EPA, AARST, ASTM, or as recognized by their state radon office Prolonged exposure to radon is considered dangerous because radon can cause: lung cancer The most common radon mitig...