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Becker, K.
Book of abstracts of the international conference on high levels of natural radiation held in Ramsar, Islamic Republic of Iran, 3-7 Nov 19901990
Book of abstracts of the international conference on high levels of natural radiation held in Ramsar, Islamic Republic of Iran, 3-7 Nov 19901990
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Sohrabi, M.; Borhan Azad, S.; Katouzi, M. (eds.); Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, Teheran (Iran); 173 p; 1990; p. 67-68; International conference on high levels of natural radiation; Ramsar (Iran); 3-7 Nov 1990
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Annual meeting of the American Nuclear Society; Philadelphia, PA; 23 Jun 1974; Published in summary form only.
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Trans. Amer. Nucl. Soc; v. 18 p. 254
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[en] This study by the Steel Industry Safety and Health Commission was made within the context of the application by undertakings of the principles of accident and disease prevention previously adopted by the said Commission. It puts forward recommendations for the effective and gradual implementation of a programme of action on occupational health and safety in the various departments of an undertaking and in the undertaking as a whole. The methods proposed in this study are likely to be of interest to all undertakings in the metallurgical industry and other industrial sectors
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1978; 24 p; Also published in German, French, Italian, Netherlandish.
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Mancev, Bogomil; Yordanova, Vanja; Nenkova, Boyka, E-mail: Bogomil.manchev@riskeng.bg, E-mail: Vania.Yordanov@riskeng.bg, E-mail: Boyka.Nenkova@riskeng.bg
Book of abstracts of 10th International Conference on Nuclear Option in Countries with Small and Medium Electricity Grids2014
Book of abstracts of 10th International Conference on Nuclear Option in Countries with Small and Medium Electricity Grids2014
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[en] The recently issued International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) publications (GS-R-3, GS-G-3.1 and GS-G-3.5) regarding Management Systems for Facilities and Activities define requirements for creation, introduction, evaluation and continuously improvement of the Management System, which unifies the safety, health, environment, security, quality and economic elements. According to GS-R-3 the Integrated Management System is based on defined processes identified in the enterprises: Managing, Basic and Supporting processes. At implementation of their activities, the organizations often apply other standards in their interrelations with suppliers and the parties concerned - ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007, regarding quality, environment and occupational health and safety management. The integration of the standards of both series ensure the observance of the common management principles that reflect the best practices of management as leadership, participation of the people, process approach, continuously improvement, systematical approach to the management and approach based on facts used at the making decisions. The main objective of the Integrated Management System introduction is to ensure safety considering the influence of all additional impacts taken together. The Integrated Management System is based on the process approach at implementation of the activities in nuclear power plant. The transition to the process oriented approach require long period of time, during which the distribution of the responsibilities is optimized up to the level that will satisfy the requirements, reach and maintain the stipulated objectives. The Configuration Management (CM) is an integrated management process by means of which conformity between design requirements, physical configuration and the plant documentation is ascertained and maintained during the entire life cycle of the facility. Processes within configuration management are not isolated, but are part of the Integrated Management System. CM ensures that during the entire operational life of the plant the following requirements are met: · The basic design requirements of the plant are established, documented and maintained; · The physical structures, systems and components (SSCs) of the plant are in conformity with the design requirements; · The physical and functional characteristics of the plant are correctly incorporated in the operational and maintenance documentation, as well as in the documents for testing and training; · The changes in the design documentation are incorporated in the physical configuration and · the operative documentation; · The changes in the design are minimized by management process for review according to approved criteria. The purpose of this report is to try to clarify the place of configuration management program within the Integrated Management System of Kozloduy NPP and to present the computerized information system for organization of the operational activities (IS OOA) as a tool for effective management of the facility. (authors)
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Croatian Nuclear Society, Zagreb (Croatia); International Atomic Energy Agency; Croatian State Office for Radiological and Nuclear Safety; University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and computing; 120 p; ISBN 978-953-55224-7-8;
; 2014; p. 79; 10. International Conference on Nuclear Option in Countries with Small and Medium Electricity Grids; Zadar (Croatia); 1-4 Jun 2014; S6--113; Also available from www.nuclear-option.org

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[en] The ushering of nuclear era in the Philippines with the construction of the PNPP-I (Philippine Nuclear Power Plant) necessitates the evolvement and use of nuclear standards as a tool for safety evaluation in the licensing process. The Department of Nuclear Regulation and Safeguards under the Philippine Atomic Energy Commission has as one of its responsibilities the establishment of regulatory standards to ensure safe operation of nuclear facilities. This article points out the needs for nuclear standards and the steps in standard development which involve an enormous amount of resources in terms of manpower, expertise and money. The staff of the Department of Nuclear Regulations and Safeguards (DNRS) does not intend to engage in the original development of standards; rather, it reviews standards in use elsewhere, specifically in the U.S. and adopts to local conditions. (author)
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Philippine Atomic Energy Commission, Diliman, Quezon City; p. 1-6; nd; p. 1-6; Seminar on the PAEC and national development; Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines; 4 Dec 1979
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[en] This Decree implements at national level Directive No 77/576 of 27 July 1977 of the Commission of the European Communities, as amended by Directive No 79/640 of 21 June 1979. The Directive provides for the standardization by Member States of their legislative, regulatory and administrative provisions concerning safety signs in workplaces, including radioactivity symbols. (NEA)
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Le present Decret rend applicable sur le plan national la Directive no 77/576 du 27 juillet 1977 de la Commission des Communautes Europeennes, modifiee par une autre Directive no 79/640 du 21 juin 1979. Cette Directive vise la normalisation par les Etats Membres de leurs dispositions legislatives, reglementaires ou administratives, concernant les signaux de securite dans les lieux de travail; ces dispositions s'appliquent egalement aux symboles de la radioactiviteOriginal Title
Decreto del Presidente della Repubblica, 8 giugno 1982, n. 524 attuazione della direttiva (CEE) n. 77/576 per il ravvicinamento delle disposizioni legislative, regolamentari ed amministrative degli Stati membri in materia di segnaletica di sicurezza sul posto di lavoro e delle direttiva (CEE) n. 79/640 che modifica gli allegati della direttiva suddetta
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10 Aug 1982; 3 p; Published in Italian Official Gazette No 218.
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[en] The American Nuclear Society (ANS) Standards Committee develops standards in accordance with the accredited organization method for developing evidence of consensus for their approval as American National Standards. Rules for accreditation of the ANS Standards Committee were approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) on March 14, 1985. More than 800 volunteers participate in the development of ANS-sponsored nuclear standards, of which there are about 125 in various phases of development. As of mid-1996, there were 103 approved American National Standards offered for sale
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Winter meeting of the American Nuclear Society (ANS) and the European Nuclear Society (ENS); Washington, DC (United States); 10-14 Nov 1996; CONF-961103--
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University of North West, Mmabatho (South Africa); 41 p; 1998; p. 26; National nuclear technology conference; Mmabatho (South Africa); 6-9 Sep 1998; Available from the University of North West, Private Bag X2046, Mmabatho, 2735, South Africa; Published in summary form only
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Vecchia, Paolo, E-mail: paolo.vecchia@iss.infn.it2010
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[en] Biological and health effects of electromagnetic fields (EMF) have been investigated for many years. Exposure standards have been developed internationally, that provide adequate protection against all known adverse effects of exposure to EMF. The guidelines developed by the International Commission on Non Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) are widely recognized and have formed the basis for national regulations in several countries. Concerns for hypothesized, but unproven, long-term effects of chronic exposure to low-level EMFs have created a demand for precautionary measures beyond the standards for recognized, acute effects. However, such measure should be separate from exposure standards, and adopted with special care to avoid undermining the credibility of science-based guidelines, and of health protection agencies.
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Conference on electromagnetic phenomena and health - A continuing controversy?; London (United Kingdom); 10 Sep 2008; Available from http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/10/1/012002; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (EES); ISSN 1755-1315;
; v. 10(1); [8 p.]

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[en] Relation between doses and effects are considered. Non-stochastic and stochastic effects are distinguished. The concepts dose equivalent, collective dose and dose commitment are outlined. (G.Q.)
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Der konzeptionelle Hintergrund der neuen Strahlenschutzstandards
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Oesterreichischer Verband fuer Strahlenschutz (OeVS), Vienna; 11 p; Mar 1984; p. 4-6
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