[ RadSafe ] ] Incidental Radiation Generating Device Leakage Radiation Limits

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This would be covered by individual state radiation regulations in the US.
In NJ, we have an entire sub-chapter on accelerators that would cover these
devices.

Wes Van Pelt

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Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2012 7:26 AM
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Subject: [ RadSafe ] Incidental Radiation Generating Device Leakage
Radiation Limits

Does anyone know a citation for federal leakage radiation limits for
incidental radiation generating devices such as electron beam welders and
electron microscopes? I have searched and cannot find any.  As a default,
I'm using ANSI N43.3 Exempt Shielded Installation criteria of 0.5 mrem at 5
cm.

Thanks,

Randy Redmond
B&W Y-12
Radiological Engineering
865.574.5640



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