Nuclear Series
"Dosimetry and Air Sampling"
Aims :
- To consider dosemeters and dosimetry requirements.
- To consider airborne activity and air samplers.
Objectives :
By the end of this course the student will be able to:
- State what radiations are measured by the following dosemeters: film, electronic, fast neutron, criticality locket and extremity TLDs.
- State which dosemeters are approved for whole body and extremity measurements.
- State the requirements of NRSI 3, 13 and 14.
- Explain the requirements for the control of doses to contractors and the difference between a 'legal' and 'non-legal' dosemeter.
- Define the annual limit on intake and the derived air concentration and explain the relationship between these terms.
- Explain how the DAC for a single radionuclide is determined.
- Explain how airborne activity is measured using particulate air samplers, radioactive gas monitors and bubblers.
Course Modules:
Dosimetry Responsibilities of SAP (NR)
Dosemeters
NRSI
Airborne Activity Responsibilities of SAP (NR)
Airborne Contamination
Measurement of Airborne Activity
Assessment
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The average course completion time is one hour 25 minutes.