No abstract available
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Ainslie, L.C. (ed.); Nuclear Development Corp. of South Africa (Pty.) Ltd., Pelindaba, Pretoria; 89 p; ISBN 0-86960-827-4; 
; Aug 1986; 1 p; Atomic Energy Corporation of South Africa Ltd; Pretoria (South Africa); Radwaste '86; Cape Town (South Africa); 7-12 Sep 1986; Published in summary form.
; Aug 1986; 1 p; Atomic Energy Corporation of South Africa Ltd; Pretoria (South Africa); Radwaste '86; Cape Town (South Africa); 7-12 Sep 1986; Published in summary form.
No abstract available
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International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria); World Health Organization, Geneva (Switzerland); Proceedings series; p. 55-69; ISBN 9200203744; ; 1974; IAEA; Vienna; Seminar on radiological safety evaluation of population doses and application of radiological safety standards to man and the environment; Portoroz, Yugoslavia; 20 May 1974; IAEA--SM--184/31
; 1974; IAEA; Vienna; Seminar on radiological safety evaluation of population doses and application of radiological safety standards to man and the environment; Portoroz, Yugoslavia; 20 May 1974; IAEA--SM--184/31
[en] The principles for licensing of nuclear installations in South Africa are based on the control of mortality risk to the operators of an installation and the population resident in the vicinity of the site. This paper describes the development of this safety philosophy, and the nuclear licensing process used in this country. The structure of the nuclear regulatory function is briefly described, including the respective roles of the Atomic Energy Corporation, Licencing Branch and the Council for Nuclear Safety. The development of risk criteria and quantitative release magnitude-probability criteria for radioactive material is outlined. Tasks that have to be undertaken by a potential waste disposal site licensee before a site licence is issued are described. Once the facility is commissioned periodic monitoring procedures will have to be adopted throughout the lifetime of the facility. The scope of typical monitoring activities is outlined and the ongoing analyses to be performed and the records to be kept are discussed
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Ainslie, L.C. (ed.); Nuclear Development Corp. of South Africa (Pty.) Ltd., Pelindaba, Pretoria; 1048 p; ISBN 0 86960 832 0; ; Dec 1986; p. 809-824; Atomic Energy Corporation of South Africa Ltd; Pretoria (South Africa); Radwaste '86; Cape Town (South Africa); 7-12 Sep 1986; See also RN 17:083900.
; Dec 1986; p. 809-824; Atomic Energy Corporation of South Africa Ltd; Pretoria (South Africa); Radwaste '86; Cape Town (South Africa); 7-12 Sep 1986; See also RN 17:083900.