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Skin Dose from Multiple Plane Sources
I am looking for a broad cross section of opinions on the following
subject. I have received a couple of different opinions and I also
have my own. I am hoping that if enough opinions are expressed that
we should statistically gravitate toward the true answer (interesting
concept, huh?).
If a person has multiple plane sources on the same organ (i.e.
SDE,WB), how should the dose be reported?
a. Add the cumulative dose from both plane sources since they are both
supplying dose to the same organ (skin)
b. Take the highest dose calculated of the two and use it to represent
the entire contamination event.
c. Calculate the dose to 1 cm^2 of skin from the highest detector
reading (i.e. 15.5 cm^2 GM) and use it to represent the entire
contamination event.
Please feel free to refer to existing reference documents, none of
which I have yet to find. This is a serious enquiry and I would be
more than happy to keep statistics and references based upon responses
and later repost the results. I have my own opinion, but I wouldn't
want to bias any of the responses.
Glen Vickers
HP, Nuclear Power Generation
815-458-2801 ext. 2792
BRZGV@ccmail.ceco.com