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Extension of the Principles of Radiation Protection to Sources of Potential Exposure
Overview
The principles of radiation protection recommended by the International Commission on Radiological Protection for the normal operation of a radiation source constitute a dose limitation system that has three components: namely, the justification of a practice, the optimization of radiation protection and the limitation of individual doses. This report describes how the application of these principles may be extended to unexpected or accidental situations by changing from the dose based system of radiation protection to a unified approach within a probabilistic framework.
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- ISBN-13: 9789201235909
- ISBN-10: 9201235909
- Publisher: International Atomic Energy Agency
- Publish Date: August 1990
- Page Count: 277
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