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RE: What are the Russian Radiation Limits?
Phillip,
Though I do not really understand, what you mean by 'Russian' you may find
the requested information in a publication announced by the NEA in April
1997:
* Overview of Nuclear Legislation in Central and Eastern
Europe and the NIS
ISBN 92-64-16018-3
Price: FF 150, US$ 25, DM 45
118 pages
These publications can be ordered at http://oecd-bookshop.att.fr
Kind Regards, Gert Jonkers
CTAN - Analytical - Nuclear Measurement Techniques
http://sww.ksla.shell.nl/analytical/skills/nuclearmea/1.html
Radiotracer applications,
Gamma-transmission and Neutron BackScatter (NBS) measurements
Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM)
Radiological Protection Advice
Shell Research and Technology Centre, Amsterdam (SRTCA),
http://www.srtca.shell.nl/welcome.html
PO Box 38000, NL-1030 BN Amsterdam, the Netherlands
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e-mail Gert.G.Jonkers@OPC.Shell.COM
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> From: Llewellyn, Phillip L.[SMTP:plllewellyn@tva.gov]
> Sent: 1999-01-31 20:06
> To: Multiple recipients of list
> Subject: RE: What are the Russian Radiation Limits?
>
> If any one knows where I can find this information would you pass it own
> to
> me.
>
> Thanks,
> Phillip Llewellyn
> TVA Radiation Safety Services
> Muscle Shoals Al
> 256.386.3778
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