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RE: Cost of Radiation Exposure



IN NUREG 1530 (12/95) THE NRC ADOPTS A $2,000.00 PER PERSON-REM
CONVERSION FACTOR POLICY


Richard M. Pierson, HP
River Protection Project
509.373.7591 Pgr. 85-3122



-----Original Message-----
From:	JAMES MCEWEN [SMTP:mcewenjv@songs.sce.com]
Sent:	Monday, August 23, 1999 3:52 PM
To:	Multiple recipients of list
Subject:	Cost of Radiation Exposure

     
     Radsafers
         Although we might wish it were different, we live in a 
     cost/benefit driven world.  I have a small project that might save 
     some dose, but it needs to get past some hard-nosed bean counters 
     first. 
        Can someone direct me to a source of information on the dollar
cost 
     (to society or a business)for an exposure of a man Rad.  General 
     information like "my company uses X dollars per man Rad" would be
nice 
     to know, but an official document would move things along a lot 
     better.
     
     Thanks in advance,
     
     Jim McEwen
     Technical Specialist
     San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station 
     949-368-8175
     mcewenjv@songs.sce.com
     
     (disclaimer:  opinions expressed are mine, all mine.  )

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