最初由 kevin_than 发布
最近看了几个kanata 的房子,感觉很好。 一些朋友说kanata 的有些地方氡气含量偏高。能否请对此有了解的朋友在此解释一下?
I kind of remember that not long ago the "Ask This Old House" program on the WPBS channel had an episode to answer a viewer's question about radon.
The viewer had found a higher level of radon in the basement. The tests showed that the level was 6 while the US EPA (Environment Protection Agency) standard is no greater than 4. The "Ask This Old House" program hired a special technician to help the viewer to fix the problem and the program recorded the entire process.
At first, the technician did several tests in the basement in order to find out where the radon came from. After he found the source spot, he dug a hole in the basement floor and put a pipe into the hole. The diameter of the pipe is very similar to that of the sewage pipe we see in our home. The pipe went out of the basement.
In the basement, the technician also installed a box, which is an automatic radon-monitoring system. If the radon level is higher than 1, the system will automatically start a fan to exhaust the air through the pipe. Thus, the radon level in the basement is always kept under 1. The whole system plus the installation costs less than $1,500 US (I don't remember the exact figure, I only remember it was more than $1,000 US but less than $1,500 US). At the end of the show, the viewer and his wife seemed very happy because the problem had completely been solved.
If you're really interested, you may want to write to WPBS and ask them to re-run that particular episode of "Ask This Old House", which they often do.