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Occupational Radiological Protection Principles And Criteria For Designing New Nuclear Power Plants Oecd

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Occupational Radiological Protection Principles And Criteria For Designing New Nuclear Power Plants Oecd
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Publisher: OECD Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.17 MB
Pages: 112
Author: OECD
ISBN: 9789264098046, 9789264991422, 9264098046, 9264991425
Language: English
Year: 2010

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Occupational Radiological Protection Principles And Criteria For Designing New Nuclear Power Plants Oecd by Oecd 9789264098046, 9789264991422, 9264098046, 9264991425 instant download after payment.

Global demand for electricity continues to grow and numerous new nuclear power plants (NPPs) are being planned or constructed in NEA member countries. Most of these new NPPs will be of the third generation, and will be designed for as long as 80 years of operation. The successful design, construction and operation of these plants will depend broadly on appropriately implementing the lessons from experience accumulated to date. This case study introduces a policy and technical framework that may be used when formulating technical assistance and guidance for senior managers of NPPs, designers, manufacturers, contractors and authorities responsible for regulating occupational radiation exposure. It is aimed in particular at assisting design and license assessments of new NPPs. Although not targeting the needs of countries introducing nuclear power for the first time, this case study can also provide valuable input on occupational radiological protection issues for the implementation of new nuclear energy programmes. 

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