Re: MISC./Radsafe: localized air modeling

["David Whitfill" <DWhitfil@kdhe.state.ks.us>]

If you haven't read the DOE implementation guides (updated as of 3-99) they
can be found at

http://ryker.eh.doe.gov/whs/rhmwp/ig.html

I think the DOE staff that wrote these guides did an outstanding job. With
some minor exceptions, they have incorporated some of the more recent
ANISI, NCRP, and ICRP recommendations. The NRC should look to these guides
as models for their own as many of the active NRC regulatory guides are
dated.




"David Levy"<David.Levy@fernald.gov>@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu on 02/03/2000
02:18:19 PM

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Subject:  MISC./Radsafe: localized air modeling


     People,

     'am looking for method by which to do some air modeling CLOSE to a
     radiological point source to determine areas of maximum potential
     exposure.  We're seeking to pick some 'best' points for performing
     investigative air sampling, hopefully to show compliance with the DOE
     requirement to perform personnel monitoring in locations where
     individuals could receive 100 mrem in a year.

     Anyone know of any modeling programs that would be good for this
     purpose?

     Thanks in advance!

     --David Levy
     Fernald, Ohio

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