Re: "Container" definition

[Brent_Robinson@fpl.com]

Take a look at NUREG/CR-5569, "Health Physics Positions Data Base", especially
HPPOS-027 and 028.   In sum, these positions state that the usual container
definition, i.e. dictionary definition is applicable .... "a container is a
thing which material is held or carried".   Rodney Bauman's response is right on
the mark.   Depending on your regulatory margin, the definition of container can
take many forms.


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