This book consist : Introduction; Protection of human health and the environment; Roles and responsibilities; General safety considerations; Safety features for the predisposal management of LILW; Record keeping and reporting; Safety assessment; and Quality assurance. (Jml)
This Safety Requirements publication applies to the predisposal management of radioactive waste of all types and covers all the steps in its management from its generation up to its disposal, including its processing (pretreatment, treatment and conditioning), storage and transport. Such waste may arise from the commissioning, operation and decommissioning of nuclear facilities; the use of radi…
The objective of this Safety Guide is to provide guidance on the development and implementation of management systems for the pretreatment, treatment, conditioning and storage of radioactive waste. This publication also includes a description of how to apply the requirements detailed in IAEA Safety Standards Series No. GS-R-3, to the activities associated with producing a packaged waste form fo…
This book consist : Section I. Introduction; Section II. Definitions; Section III. General provisions; Section IV. Activity limits and classifications; Section V. Requirements and controls for transport; Section VI. Requirements for radioactive materials and for packagings and packagaes; Section VII. Tes procedures; and Section VIII. Approval and administrative requirements. (Jml)
This book consist : Introduction; The oil and gas industry; Sealed radiation sources and radiation generators in the oil and gas industry; Unsealed radioactive substances in the oil and gas industry; Norm in the oil and gas industry; Decommissioning of oil and gas production facilities; and Organizational responsiblities and training in the oil and gas industry. (Jml)
Proceedings contains material Conference summary; Opening session; Research reactor safety (Session 1); Research reactor utilization (Session 2); Research reactor decommissioning and waste management (Session 3); and Fuel management (Session 4). (Jml)
Radioactive waste is generated in a broad range of activities involving a wide variety of radioactive materials associated with, for example, the operation of nuclear facilities, the use of sealed radioactive sources in industry, the use of human made radionuclides in hospitals and laboratories, and the decommissioning of such facilities. The physical, chemical and radiological characteristics …
This book consist : Introduction; Applicable requirements and objectives; Radiation protection programme; Programme for radioactive waste management, including control of discharges; Training; and Records. (Jml)