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Re: Imported Doped Silicon
10 CFR 30.14(b) requires that exempt concentrations be introduced
into a product by a specific licensee. Since the product is irradiated
outside of the jurisdiction of the NRC or any Agreement State, the
importer appears to bear the burden of becoming a licensee, if not
already one.
At 10:43 AM 5/21/96 -0500, Jeff Ching DSN 633-1023 wrote:
>I'm trying to find the regulatory requirements for importing neutron
transmuted
>doped silicon that has been irradiated at a foreign reactor. The doped
silicon
>will contain byproduct material but the concentrations will not exceed 10 CFR
>30.70 limits. The recipient will be a semiconductor company who does not
>possess an NRC or Agreement state license.
>
>Please respond to me directly unless you feel that others might benefit from
>your response.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>
>Jeff Ching, RSO ching.jeff@sma1.mcclellan.af.mil
>McClellan Nuclear Radiation Center (916) 643-1023
>
>
>
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