Guidelines for shielding of x-ray installations

While lead is a suitable shielding option for energies encountered in diagnostic x-rays, it is a weak structural material with tendency to lose uniformity and needs periodic radiation survey to ensure its continued adequacy. Also, Lead poses a serious environmental hazard and the use of it is being discouraged the world over.

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THE ATOMIC ENERGY ACT, 1962 - Atomic Energy …

(iii) ensure safe disposal of radioactive wastes; ++ ( f) to provide for the production and supply of electricity from atomic energy and for taking measures conducive to such production and supply and for all matters incidental

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Fig: A TYPICAL LAYOUT OF A NUCLEAR MEDICINE …

Facilities using Ge‐68/Ga‐68 generator will require a Hot Lab of 12sq. m. area. Radioactive waste storage room for PET facility is optional. However, an alternative place has to be identified in the Hot Lab for storage of decayed Ge‐68/Ga‐68 generators.

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Pre-Revised Scale (Rs.) Post/ Grade SCIENTIFIC GRADES Revised Pay Band (Rs.) Grade Pay (Rs.) Name of Pay Band Entry Pay-Band Direct Rectt. 26000 (fixed) S-33 Chairman 80000 (fixed) …

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Radiation Safety Training Module: Diagnostic Radiology ...

Interventional Radiology -History •Minimally invasive fluoroscopically guided procedures •Dr. Charles Dotter, MD –Interventional radiologist •Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1978. •Invention of Angioplasty using catheter delivered stent •In some cases this is …

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Quality Assurance - Computed Tomography

Measurement of Computed Tomography Dose Index (CTDI): •When more than 3 selections of a CT condition of operation are available then measurement should be carried out at least for minimum, maximum and one mid range value of the CT condition of operation.

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Radiation Safety Training Module: Diagnostic Radiology ...

Radiation safety is important in diagnostic radiology, not only because of regulatory requirements but also because of radiation workers, members of public and patient safety ... The purpose of layout planning of medical X-ray facility is to ensure that radiation exposure to radiation workers and members of the public does not exceed the dose ...

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Radiation Safety Training Module: Diagnostic Radiology ...

Quality Assurance Test The routine QA tests are necessary to ensure that the functional performance of the equipment is similar to its baseline values and within the tolerance values as specified by regulatory body . These tests should be performed by qualified service engineer(s) at user institution(s). These tests should be performed at regular intervals (once in two years) and …

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BOSTON FIRE PREVENTION CODE

2 [Document 69 – 1979 ORDINANCES OF 1979, CHAPTER 28 ADOPTING THE BOSTON FIRE PREVENTION ... Section 5.01 Definition, “Combustible Fibers 24 Section 5.02 Permit Required 25 ... Section 20.08 Radioactive Materials 75 Section 20.09 Toxic materials 75

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HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANUAL

B-2 Definition of Hazardous Materials A hazardous material is a substance, which is capable of producing harmful physical or health effects. Harmful physical effects include: fire, sudden release of pressure, explosion, and other violent reactions. Harmful health effects include: acute conditions and chronic conditions.

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Definition of Solid Waste and Recycling - US EPA

Regulatory Definition of Solid Waste 40 CFR 261.2 • Any discarded material* that is: 1) Abandoned, 2) Inherently-waste-like, 3) Military munitions, or 4) Recycled. • Does not include material that is: –Excluded under §261.4(a). –Granted a variance under §§260.30 and 260.31. • To determine if a material is a solid waste when ...

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SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT - LU

material, animal dung, and kitchen waste can be converted into a gaseous fuel called biogas. Biogas originates from biogenic material and is a type of biofuel. Biogas comprises primarily methane (CH 4) and carbon dioxide (CO 2) and may have small amounts of hydrogen sulphide (H 2 S) and moisture.

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Gamma Ray Attenuation Properties of Common Shielding …

Jun 18, 2018 · Radiological Health.2 Ultimately, selecting the most appropriate shielding material for a given source of ionizing radiation will require knowledge of the source of radiation, application of attenuation data from available resources, understanding of the basic principles gamma ray interactions with matter.

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Evolving the Theory of Waste Management: defining key …

2.1 The significance of definitions in evolving theories WMT is based on the hypothesis that the way we describe a target prescribes action upon it, which implicates that sustainable waste management depends greatly upon how waste is defined [7]. Every term used in a scientific theory or in a given branch of science ought to be precisely defined.

THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT, 2004

1. Short title 2. Commencement 3. Act inconsistent with the Constitution 4. Interpretation 5. General application of Act PART II GENERAL DUTIES 6. General duties of employers to their employees 7. General duties of employers and self-employed persons to persons other than their employees 8. General duties of occupiers 9.