Radioactive material is used in many human activities, and whenever unsealed radioactive sources are present, intakes of radionuclides by workers can occur. Intakes can occur by a number of routes, and the monitoring of workers and the workplace is an integral part of any occupational radiation protection programme. This report contains practical advice on the interpretation of such monitoring results and the assessment of committed effective doses to workers.

This report provides a description of the elements which should be addressed by the team responsible for the preparation, development and implementation of a plant specific accident management programme at a nuclear power plant. The issues addressed include formation of the team, selection of accident management strategies, safety analyses required, evaluation of the performance of plant systems, development of accident management procedures and guidelines, staffing and qualification of accident management personnel, and training needs. The report is intended to facilitate the work to be done...

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Nuclear power plants (NPPs) are increasingly operating for longer time frames than were originally anticipated at their launch. This publication focuses on the physical systems, structures and components of NPPs.

Presents a set of suggested methods and practices for determining the source term and analysing the radiological consequences of research reactor accidents. This title provides safety analysts, regulators, and reactor facility management and operations sta

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