Transportation of Low-level Radioactive Waste Into South Carolina, Volume 88Bureau of Radiological Health, SC Department of Health & Environmental control, 1980 - Radioactive waste disposal - 72 pages |
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... Environmental Control State of South Carolina Prepared for U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission NORTH ENGINEERING LIBRARY 1002 1.S.T. BLDG . THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ANN ARBOR , MICHIGAN 48109 NOTICE This report was prepared as an ...
... Environmental Control State of South Carolina Prepared for U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission NORTH ENGINEERING LIBRARY 1002 1.S.T. BLDG . THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ANN ARBOR , MICHIGAN 48109 NOTICE This report was prepared as an ...
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... and Document Control U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington , D. C. 20555 and National Technical Information Service Springfield , Virginia 22161 Transportation of Low - Level Radioactive Waste Into South Carolina.
... and Document Control U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington , D. C. 20555 and National Technical Information Service Springfield , Virginia 22161 Transportation of Low - Level Radioactive Waste Into South Carolina.
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... Environmental Control State of South Carolina Columbia , SC 29201 Prepared for Office of State Programs U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington , D.C. 20555 NRC FIN No. B - 1639 итти TD 812.3 .56 T73 1980 UMMU DEPOS . 11.
... Environmental Control State of South Carolina Columbia , SC 29201 Prepared for Office of State Programs U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington , D.C. 20555 NRC FIN No. B - 1639 итти TD 812.3 .56 T73 1980 UMMU DEPOS . 11.
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accident involving Bureau of Radiological Chem-Nuclear Systems continued DIRECT RADIATION contract damaged Days Exposed Total Department of Health DIRECT RADIATION EXPOSURE DOSIMETERS TLD Station DOT placards driver drums Environmental Control Exposed Total mrem Health and Environmental Hittman inspected and surveyed inspector Interstate 26 June 15 June 21 Level Radioactive Waste LiF THERMOLUMINESCENT DOSIMETERS low-level radioactive waste MEASUREMENTS USING LiF mrem For Period mrem Per Day Nuclear Regulatory Commission OMARION Package or Cask packages or containers Period Aveg mrem Period Days Exposed RADIATION EXPOSURE MEASUREMENTS radioactive contaminates radioactive waste shipments Radiological Assistance Team Radiological Health Restricted Area rim lock bands Sample Period Days Sept 15 Sept 21 shipping casks shipping papers shown on Label South Carolina THERMOLUMINESCENT DOSIMETERS TLD tie-down TLD Area Monitors TLD Station Number trailer transport vehicle trucks Type A Package Type A shipping U. S. Nuclear Regulatory United Parcel Service vehicles inspected
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Page 25 - ... radiological team physicians or other physicians familiar with radiation medicine. Whenever recommended by a doctor, an injured individual should be removed to a hospital or office for treatment...
Page 25 - Attachment) 2. If the incident involves wreckage and a person is believed to be alive and trapped, make every effort possible to rescue him. 3.
Page 25 - In accidents involving fire, fight fires upwind as far as possible, keeping out of any smoke, fumes, or dust arising from the accident. Handle as a fire involving toxic chemicals (using self-contained gas masks and gloves). Do not handle suspected material until it has been monitored and released by monitoring personnel. Segregate clothing and tools used at fire until they can be checked by the radiological emergency team.
Page 25 - In the event of a vehicle accident involving radioactive material, detour all traffic around the accident scene. If this is not possible, move the vehicle or vehicles involved the shortest distance necessary to clear the right of way. If radioactive material is spilled, prevent the passage of vehicles and people through the area unless absolutely necessary. If right of way must be cleared before the radiological assistance team arrives, wash spillage to the shoulders of the right of way with a minimum...
Page 33 - TI 7. Other information: C., VEHICLE INFORMATION 1. Designated Exclusive or Sole-Use Vehicle: 2. Shipment in Open or Closed Vehicle: 3. Complete vehicle inspection and survey on page 3. D. CARGO INFORMATION 1. Type Container(s) in Shipment (Record DOT Number and Specifications) 2. DOT labels on containers or packages: 3. Contents shown on label: 4. Highest TI shown: 5. Other information: FORM RAM-1 34 APPENDIX E FORM RAM-2 E.
Page 33 - Terminal: 3. Location where inspection took place: 4. Shipment originated from: 5. Address of shipper: 6. Shipment consigned to: B. SHIPPING DOCUMENTS 1. Shipper's Certification: Executed Appears on BOL. RSR 2. Description of material : 3. Bill of Lading Number: Dated: 4. Labels required: 5. Transport Group: 6. Total TI 7.
Page 25 - When incidents involve a nuclear radiation source, then spillage or release of radioactive material, or there are personal injuries in incidents involving radioactive materials, the following emergency actions and precautions should apply: Notify Immediately A.
Page 25 - Restrict the area involved as a result of the incident. Keep the public as far from the scene of the incident as practical. Souvenir collection and handling of debris by on-lookers should be prevented.
Page 15 - Days Exposed Total mrem For Period Aveg mrem Per Day Station Number, Location, & Sample Period CHEM-NUCLEAR SYSTEMS, INC.
Page viii - Chief. Bureau of Radiological Health. South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control. Columbia. South Carolina 29201.