Re: Regulatory Guides Available Via Internet

["The Shaws" <alms@ozemail.com.au>]

Thankyou for sending me the information on the regulatory guidelines via
the internet and the address.  It has been most helpful to me.  

Thankyou for your time

Jo

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> From: Judd M. Sills <sillsj@gat.com>
> To: Multiple recipients of list <radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu>
> Subject: Regulatory Guides Available Via Internet
> Date: Friday, 8 May 1998 12:03
> 
> Many radsafers have inquired on many occasions about the
> availability of NRC Regulatory Guides via the Internet.  I
> wanted to pass along that with the generosity of the NRC,
> many new Reg Guides are now available in the acrobat portable
> document format.  This was done by Derek Hagemeyer of SAIC
> who is web master for the NRC Occupational Exposure Web pages.
> Many of the division 8 reg guides were already there, but now they
> have supplemented those with many of the "old standards" that
> are in great use.
> http://www.saic.com/home/nrc_rad/reg_gds.htm
> 
> Instructions for obtaining the adobe acrobat reader free of charge
> are also there.
> 
> Here's what is now there:
> DG-8014
>                 INSTRUCTION CONCERNING PRENATAL RADIATION
>                 EXPOSURE
> 1.8
>                 QUALIFICATION AND TRAINING OF PERSONNEL FOR
>                 NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
> 
> 1.16
>                 REPORTING OF OPERATING INFORMATION - APPENDIX
>                 A TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
> 
> 1.86
>                 TERMINATION OF OPERATING LICENSES FOR
>                 NUCLEAR REACTORS
> 1.109
>                 CALCULATION OF ANNUAL DOSES TO MAN FROM
>                 ROUTINE RELEASES OF REACTOR EFFLUENTS FOR
>                 THE PURPOSE OF EVALUATING COMPLIANCE WITH 10
>                 CFR PART 50, APPENDIX I
> 1.111
>                 METHODS FOR ESTIMATING ATMOSPHERIC
>                 TRANSPORT AND DISPERSION OF GASEOUS
>                 EFFLUENTS IN ROUTINE RELEASES FROM
>                 LIGHT-WATER-COOLED REACTORS
> 8.8
>                 INFORMATION RELEVANT TO ENSURING THAT
>                 OCCUPATIONAL RADIATION EXPOSURES AT NUCLEAR
>                 POWER STATIONS WILL BE AS LOW AS IS REASONABLY
>                 ACHIEVABLE
> 8.9 
>                 ACCEPTABLE CONCEPTS, MODELS, EQUATIONS, AND
>                 ASSUMPTIONS FOR A BIOASSAY PROGRAM
> 8.10
>                 OPERATING PHILOSOPHY FOR MAINTAINING
>                 OCCUPATION RADIATION EXPOSURES AS LOW AS IS
>                 REASONABLY ACHIEVABLE
> 8.15
>                 ACCEPTABLE PROGRAMS FOR RESPIRATORY
>                 PROTECTION
> 8.25
>                 AIR SAMPLING IN THE WORKPLACE
> 8.29
>                 INSTRUCTION CONCERNING RISKS FROM
>                 OCCUPATIONAL RADIATION EXPOSURE
> 8.34
>                 MONITORING CRITERIA AND METHODS TO CALCULATE
>                 OCCUPATIONAL RADIATION DOSES
> 8.35
>                 PLANNED SPECIAL EXPOSURES
> 8.36
>                 RADIATION DOSE TO THE EMBRYO/FETUS
> 8.37
>                 ALARA LEVELS FOR EFFLUENTS FROM MATERIALS
>                 FACILITIES
> 8.38
>                 CONTROL OF ACCESS TO HIGH AND VERY HIGH
>                 RADIATION AREAS IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
> 
> Judd M. Sills, CHP
> mailto:sillsj@gat.com   OR,
> mailto:sillsjm@songs.sce.com
> Health Physics Engineering
> San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station
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