The detection of flaws in an item submitted to X- or gamma-radiographic examination depends on the particularities of the technique employed. This part of ISO 1106 specifies general techniques of weld radiography with the object of enabling satisfactory results to be obtained economically. The techniques are based on generally accepted practice and the fundamental theory of the subject.
Specifies general techniques of weld radiography with the object of enabling satisfactory results to be obtained economically. The techniques are based on generally accepted practice and the fundamental theory of the subject. Does not lay down radiographic criteria of acceptance for the joints, but is concerned with the radiographic techniques to be used.
This International Standard describes a precise and accurate method for the analysis of natural gas. The gas sample shall not contain any hydrocarbon condensate and/or water. The method requires the use of two columns which can be put into one or two gas chromatographs. The constituents of the eluent of the first column are detected by a thermal conduc-2 References
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This report provides information on the content and format for decommissioning plans and supporting safety related documents. Its scope includes information that is relevant to all types of nuclear facilities, ranging from nuclear power plants and reprocessing facilities to university laboratories and manufacturing plants. The report will be of interest to decommissioning planning engineers, pr…
This report provides information on the content and format for decommissioning plans and supporting safety related documents. Its scope includes information that is relevant to all types of nuclear facilities, ranging from nuclear power plants and reprocessing facilities to university laboratories and manufacturing plants. The report will be of interest to decommissioning planning engineers, pr…
Essay about Principal requirements: General requirements; Requirements for practices; Requirements for intervention; Appendices: Detailed requirements; Appendix I: Occupational exposure; Appendix II: Medical exposure; Appendix III: Public exposure; Appendix IV: Potential exposure Safety of sources; Appendix V: Emergency exposure situations; Appendix VI: Chronic exposure situations; and then Sch…
Higher education plays an essential role in nuclear security capacity building. It ensures the availability of experts able to provide the necessary competencies for effective national nuclear security oversight of nuclear and other radioactive material and to establish and maintain an appropriate nuclear regime in a State. This publication presents both the theoretical knowledge and the practi…
The revised Safety Code and its corresponding Safety Guides replace Safety Series No. 50-C-QA (Rev. 1), Code on the Safety of Nuclear Power Plants: Quality Assurance, and Safety Series Nos 50-SG-QA1 to 50-SG-QA11, and present new simplified basic requirements and implementation methods for quality assurance in a nuclear context. They provide recommendations to regulatory bodies in establishing …
Areas contaminated by the nuclear disaster in Chernobyl