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IMPACT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF BASIC STANDARDS FOR PROTECTION AGAINST IONIZING RADIATION AND FOR THE SAFETY OF RADIATION SOURCES (GB18871—2002) ON RADIATION PROTECTION DESIGN FOR URANIUM MINES

Lingyan Zhang

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The comparisons are made between the basic standards for protection against ionizing radiation and for the safety of radiation sources GB18871—2002 and the GB8703—1988 and GB4792—84 standard system, which has been replaced by GB18871—2002, in the aspects of basic dose limit of occupational exposure and transition relations of exposure with dose of each nuclide. On the basis of the comparisons, the impact of the new standard on the radiation protection design for uranium mines is analyzed.

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The comparisons are made between the basic standards for protection against ionizing radiation and for the safety of radiation sources GB18871—2002 and the GB8703—1988 and GB4792—84 standard system, which has been replaced by GB18871—2002, in the aspects of basic dose limit of occupational exposure and transition relations of exposure with dose of each nuclide. On the basis of the comparisons, the impact of the new standard on the radiation protection design for uranium mines is analyzed.

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The comparisons are made between the basic standards for protection against ionizing radiation and for the safety of radiation sources GB18871—2002 and the GB8703—1988 and GB4792—84 standard system, which has been replaced by GB18871—2002, in the aspects of basic dose limit of occupational exposure and transition relations of exposure with dose of each nuclide. On the basis of the comparisons, the impact of the new standard on the radiation protection design for uranium mines is analyzed.

Key concepts: Radiation protection, Ionizing radiation, Nuclide, Radiation, Uranium, Safety standards, Nuclear engineering, Environmental science

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