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Safety series no.72: Principles for establishing intervention levels for the protection of the public in the event of a nuclear accident or radiological emergency (1985)

AuteurIAEA
Datum1985
Classificatie 6.01.3.80/11 (VEILIGHEID - CENTRALES - LOCATIEKEUZE/RAMPENPLANNEN)
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FOREWORD

The Basic Safety Standards for Radiation Protection: 1982 Edition. Safety Series 
No.9. published by the International Atomic Energy Agency distinguish between 
conditions of exposure to radiation which are under control, for which the system 
of dose limitation should apply, and those conditions in which the source of 
exposure is not under control, where different considerations for limiting exposure 
should be taken into account. In particular, the potential for exposure as the result 
of a high consequence, low probability accident must be controlled by reduction of the 
probability of its occurrence or by mitigation of its consequences, or both. In the 
event of such an accident, limitation of exposure can be achieved only by remedial 
actions which may require certain steps to be taken which depart from normal 
conditions and operating procedures. Such steps are termed 'intervention'. Safety 
Series No.9 states (para.A.lV.603) that: "The establishment of ... intervention 
levels for particular circumstances is the responsibility of the competent national 
authorities." Similar recommendations have been made by the International 
Commission on Radiological Protection in its Publication 26.

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