Re[2]: Dose Rates from Patients -Reply -Reply

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     Give it a rest Bill.  You have obviously had no commercial nuclear 
     experiance.  The NRC is pretty clear in the fact that if you have a 
     source and it is reading 100mR an Hour at 30 cm, it shall indeed be 
     posted and controlled as a high rad area.


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Subject: Re: Dose Rates from Patients -Reply -Reply
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at INTERNET
Date:    7/10/96 2:43 PM


My unclear point was that personnel occupancy could be controlled to 
avoid the designation. As could "on time" for machine produced radiation. 
Why else would it be written "in one hour" than as a rate ?
     
Bill Pitchford
Radiation Protection Facility
Arizona State University
Tempe, Arizona 85287-3501