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MARKING
OF CONTAMINATED AREAS (STANAG 2002) The markers, or signs, are used in areas containing radiological, biological, and chemical contamination. The colorings and markings of the signs are according Figure 9-10.- CBR contamination markers. to STANAG 2002 and are shown in figure 9-10.
The base of the triangle should be about 11 inches (28 cm) and the opposite
sides about 8 inches (20 cm). The signs are in the shape of a right isosceles
triangle (90 degrees by 45 degrees by 45 degrees) and are made of plastic, wood
metal, or other rigid material, with holes or "ears" that are used for hanging
them about the ground. They are placed on wire boundary fences, poles, trees,
or rocks. |
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