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DOT SURVEYS
- To: radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu
- Subject: DOT SURVEYS
- From: James Reese <jreese@smtpgate.ddrw.dla.mil>
- Date: Fri, 19 Sep 97 09:07:02 -0800
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Radsafers,
As I understand the DOT and NRC regulations, the contamination limits
for receipt surveys of packages are listed "per 300 cm sq". What is
the accepted interpretation of this limit:
a. Does it mean that the surveyor must survey at least 50
cm sq over the 6 sides of a boxed package?
b. Does it mean that the surveyor can survey 100 cm sq and
relate the results to 300 cm sq equivalent?
c. Does it mean that the surveyor can survey 300 cm sq on
the side of the package most likely to indicate contamination?
d. None of the above
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Jim Reese
Health Physicist
Defense Logistics Agency
jreese@ddrw.dla.mil