ML20041E595

Conditions and Limitations on the General License Provisions of 10 CFR 150.20 Rules and Regulations

ML20041E595
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Issue date:	02/28/1978
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1 Part 20 - Standards for Protection Against R1diation.......................................

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37 Part 34 Excerpts from - Licenses for Radiography and Radiation Safety Requirenents for Radiogra phic Operations..................... 43 Part 40. Excerpts from - Licensing of Source Material........................................

47 Part 70, Excerpts from - Special Nuclear Material. 51 Part 71 - Packaging of Radioactive Material for Transport...................................

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,,f c' e 'o i O tt o '.,,,r. - -4'- l. .', $ !, _$')_ %.. 4 ~ -~ ~,.., r~ a,u }I '] L 'i i I 1 Section 10 CFR 150.20 establishes a generallicense authorih any person who holds a specific license from an " Agreement State" (a state with which the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has I entered into an effective agreenient under Section 274b of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended) to conduct the same activi-l ty in "non-agreement states" if the specific.'icense issued by the l Agreement State does not limit the authorized activity to specified i installations or locations. Activities conducted in a non agreement state pursuant to a general license provided in 10 CFR 150.20 are subject to the provis-ions of 5 5 30.14(d), 30.34, 30.41, and 30.51 to 30.63 inclusive of Part 30 of this chapter; 5 5 40.41,40.51,40.61 to 40.63 inclusive, 40.71, and 40.81 of Part 40 of this chapteri and 5 5 70.32,70.42 70.51 to 70.56 inclusive, 70.61,70.62, and 70.71 of Pars "O of this chapters and to the provisions of Parts 19,:0,and 71 and Sui iare it of Fart 34 of this chapter. Pertinent excerpts of the Commission's Rules and Regulation;, shich we, *- cifect as of January 1,1977, are reprinted in this pam-pt.let for the cons.nience of y,eneral licenwes operating under these provi, ions and required to f.. NRC Form 241," Report of Propased Activities in Nor.-Agreement Starcs". Complete sets of the Commission's Rules and Regulations pub-lished in Title 10, Chapter I, Code of Federal Regulations, are avail-able on a subscription basis from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.,20402. iii

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• Comrrassion" means the United le 13 NotlScations and repo'ta to Indt-States Nuclear Regulatory Commisalon.

(Cl "Wurker" meant an individual I re tt P ne of representatives of st. cenaces a.id worsers durlaig inspec, engaged in activities Ilcensed by the Com-tions. mission and controlled by a licensee, it 1S tensultatlon with workers during in* but does not include the licensee. (d " License" mesnr 4 licenAe !Saued by workers for' ineneettons 39 76 Req si is l7 lusic tion not war' anted; Informan under the reguis uons in Parts 33 2 rough i review. 35, 40. or "10 of this chapter, includin? Is 30 vlatat ions licenses to operate a praxiuction or ut!!;- 19 11 Application for enernpilons Estlon f aclIlly pursuant to Part 50 of this 1932 Dimalrnsnation pror ented chapter. ** Licensee" means the holder of AUTHue tT T ! Befs 63. 83. St. lo3.104. tel. Such a literse. Puta 1 a3 703. ca stat. 930. eJ3. ess, eas, g,, .. Restricted ares" meanF any aren 977. 944. as arnended t42 U 8 C. 2073. 3093. access to th1Ch is controlled by the 11-2t l e. 2:23. 23 34, 2200. Eec. 40 5. Pub. L. 93 43a. as stat.1244 ten U S c. 5e911 censee for purpcees of prctect!on of in* dividuals from espasure to radiation and radioacuve statenals. " Restricted area" shall not include any areas used c3 resi-II I PM F P8*** dential quarters, although a Leparate

• lte regulations in this part establish room or rooms an a residential t,uildina requirements for notices, instructions. may be set apart as a restricted area and reports by licens*es to is. tividuals 134 rR 32211. ag 17. 1973, as srnended St participating in licensed actlvitica, and 40 rH 87a3. Mas. 3.1973)

') options avallable to such Individuals in g 39,4 g,,,,p,,,,, ;,,,, connection with Commission inspecticns of licensees to ascertain compliance with Except as specif.ca:ly authorized by the the provisions of the Atomic Energy Act Cnmmission in writang. no interpretation e of 1954. as amended. Title II of the En-of the meaning cf the regulatlons in this ergy Reorgantr.ation Act a f 1974, and res-part by any c!"cer or employee of the ulatioris. orders. and lice nses thereunder Commission other than a written in-regarding radiological w orkirA cond!- tarpretation by the General Counsel will tions. be recogn1 zed to be bindmg upon the 140 rn sta3. Mar. 3. lo75 8 Commission. $ 19.2 % cope. $ 19.5 Canuwenication The regulations in this part apply to Except shere otherwise specified in all persons who recetve, possess, use. or t*lis part, all coinmunications and reports transfer materiallicensed by the Nuclear concerning the regutations in this part Regulatory Commisalon pursuant to the should be addressed to the Director. Of-regulations in Parts 30 through 35. 40 flce cf Inspection and Enforcement. U S. W 70 of this c. tamer, including persons 11-Nuclear Regu! story Commission. Wash-tensed to operate a production or utt11-Inston, D C. M!,51 Cornrtun! cations re-zation f acility pursuarit to Part 50 of ports, and app;kations may be delivered this chapter. In person at the Cornmtssion's of!ces st 140 rn 8783. Mar. 3.1975 1717 H 8treet. NW., Washinatan. D C.: 1

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be kept informed of Pte starage. trans-i at E.ach licensee shall post current fu. w use of radtwtne.%rtah or of j radiation in such rettions of the re- ,ples of the fo!!owing documents; all stricted area; shall te amtructed in the the regulations in this part and in Part health pratection groblems associated 20of thischagter, a2p thelicense.ucense ulth en put.ure to such radioactive inste-condations. or documents incorporated rials or rad:ation. In precautions or pro-Into a license by reference, and ernend. cedures to minimtie esposure. and In the i ments thereto; (3p the operatirst proce-purposes and f ur.ctans of protective tie-dures applicable to lleensed activitler; vlees emtlo>ed; sha!! be instructed in. fer any notice of thistion involving and instructed to ot.*erve to the estent radlologic al wor kir g conditions. prcsmed within the worker's control. the applica. t*npoeltlort of ciril penalty, or order is-ble prostanc.ns of Cor *vtawcn regulations sued pursuant to Subpart B of Part 2 of und !!cemes for th rotection of per-this c hapter, and any re:,ponse from the sonnel fram esp;nteres to rad.ation or !!cer.r e'- radioactive materials occurring in such ebl If posting cf a document specified areas; shall be instructed of their re-in paragraph tan sla. ein or e38 of this sponstolhty to repcrt prornstly to the 11 Section is r4% practicatle. th: incensee censee any condation uhtch may.*ead to may post a notice which descrites the or cause a violr.tlon rd Commission regu-document and states there it in.y be 11tbns and larenAe. r unneressary es-nardnd polute to radiaticn or to radicactine ma-tel Perm N11C-3. " Notice to Fm-terial; sha'l tee instrveted in the appro-plonces". shall be posted by each 11* prlate fe*.r:ome to marnings rrade in the censee therever ir.dividuals work in or event of any unusual occurrer ce or mal. Trequent any portfora of a restricted area. function that rr.ay invobe exposure to Not a : Cc.p.es or 7"orm NRC-3 rr.ar t>e ob-radiation or radinattise material; and taJaied tiv or tt iri g ts the tarector nr the shall be advised as to the radiation ex-oppropriate t:S Nurtear 7tecuistory Coen* Pre rep $rta t h6ch workert may re-musson ;n. pert.w. end s.nrer< ement s< e. skenal Crhee hat -d era Ap9endis

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thete instnictions shall be commensur-arectio n and ts.rorcement. U M Nwiear pe a-ate ulth potential radsological health usatory commtsstan. wanhington. D C 2ous. Protection problems in the restricted 8d> Documents, nctices, or forms tres prated pursusnt to this section shall sp. $ 3*I3 h'*"""* ""d "P*"' I"' rear in a ruOclent number of places to 9ermat Indisadaals engaged in lleensed fa) lladistkn esV4ure data for an activatles to o#rse them on the may to individual. and the results of a ty rness-or f rom any partarutar heenad activity urimentt anal'.ses, and calculations of location to shich the document applies, rndscacthe material depcalled or re-shall be cor>rirut.us, and shall be re-talned in the try of an individual. shall placed if def 3ced or altered. be rept,rted to th.* ind.vidual as speelf.ed tet Comm;asar n documents posted in t..t tect1 >n. 71.e information reported pursuant o parainat h ea s *4 8 of this shall include data and results obtained section shall t,e geted uith'n 2 aorking pur.uant ta Comfr.l**1:n rertJ4tions or-days af ter receipt of the documenti from ders or license ccnditten as shown la the Commiss:on; the hcensee's :-sponse, records maintamed by the licensee pur-if any, shall te posted within 2 working suant to Commimon resrulations. Each days af ter distatch t:y the hcerage Such notification and repirt tha!!; te la artt-docurnents shall remain tosted for a ing: include al.ptr.pr ate identif ting data mtilmum of 5 morking dsys or until ac. auch as the na:r.e e f the licenwe, the i tion correcttre the violation has been name of the nr.dntdsal, the indnldual s { completed. w hiches er 15 later. social securvy nurr.t.er; include the Indi- } 11e rrt 22217. Aug 17. 1972. as arnendeJ at vidual's exrmure infcrmatton; and con-o rn e7a2. Mar. J. s*7si tain the f olioning statement: 2 i e

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v u I i I l 4 ,m y A 5 i 1 519.15 l i I 'this repeet to furnished to you under the workers to represent thtm during Com. I prov)abona of the 1Cuclear Iteeutatory Com-mission inspections, the licensee shall ranson regulatian to crit Part 18. You notify the inspectors cf such authortra-ebo'and prenerse this repert toe further tion and shah sive the workers' repre-sentative an opportunity to accompany tb) At the request of any worker.chtll the inspectors during the inspection of lleenset shall advise such worker annu* pilvsteal working conditions. j i ally of the worker's exposure to radiation (d) Each workers' representatlee tha?l j or rad!3 acute nr.aterial as shown in rec

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ords main *Mned b3 the licensee pursu-ties under control of the licensee and j ant to120 =0lia) and sci. shell have received instructions as spec. fc) At the request of a worker former* ified in i 1912. 1 ly engaged in licensed actititles con. del D11ferent representatives of 11 trolled by the 11eensee each lleensee shsll cenaces and workers may accompany the i turnish to the worb*r a report of the inspectors during d!!Terent phases of an worker's exposure to radiation or radto-inspection if there is no resulting inter-l active material. Such report shall be fur

• ference aith the conduct of the inspec-niahed within 30 days from the time the lion. However, only one worurs' repre-a request is rnade, or within 30 days af ter er
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. ors. determined by the licensee, whichever is (f) W th the approval of the licensee latet; shall cover, within the period of and the workers' representative an in-time spectiled in the request, each calen. dividuil who is nos routinely engaged dar quarter in which 'he worker's ac-in lleensed actisitten tander control of tivttles involved exposure to radiation the !! cense, for example. a consultant fr0m radioactive maternals licensed b/ to the Itcensee er to the workerr' repre-the Commission; and shall include the sentative, shall be afforded the oppor-dates and locations of 1: censed ectivities tunity to accompany Commission inspec-En which the worser parucipated during tors during the inspection of physical this period. working conditions.

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ige Notwithstanding the other provi-suant to i 20 4C5 cr i 20 408 of this chap-stons of this section. Commission inspec-ter to report to the Commisslor' gny ex-tors are authcrtred to refuse to p(rmit posure of an individual to re ;ta 'on or accorapanimer't by any individual who radioactive material the !!ce.se shall deliberately interferes with a fair and $1so provide the individual a.eport on olderly inspection. With regard to art Ns his expo ure data Inc.ud'd therein.Such containing anformation ci :;stfled by an report at att be transmitted at a 1:me agency of the U S. Ouvernment in the t not later th:n the transmittal to the interest of natKnal sacurity als individ. Commission, ual who accompames an invector may l3e rit 27211. Aug 17. 1973 as amended at have access to such luforrr.ation only if 43 FM Si&J. Mar 3.1975) authorized to do so. With regard to any g 1).)1 Pec.cnce of repre.cntalisce of area containmg proprietary laformition. Hren.ece and worker. during in. pee. the workers represents.ve for that area C'*" shall be an indtrtt.ual previously aut* tor-ized by the Itcensee to enter that aren. sal Each ileensee shall a!!ord to the Commission at au reasonable times op. 5 IE.O. b."* '*h a t. son =nh workers dur. portunity 13 inseect materals. settvities. '"E'"*P",'*"** fackhtles. premises, and records pursu-tal Cornmission insp?ctors may cort-ant t3 the requistions in this chapter, sult privately with workers concerning abi Curirts an inspaction. Commission m2tters of cceu;;at*onal radiation protec-Inspectors may consult privately olth tion and other matters related to sp-sekers as specified in i 1915. The 11-pitcable prostslons of Commission etu-censee or licensee's representative may lations and beenses to the extent the in-l secompany Commission inspectors dur. spectors deem necessary for the conduct ing cther phases of an insc'ection. of an etTeettne and thorotish 1.ispection-l (c) If. at tl.a time of Inspection, an abl During the course of r.n inspection individual has been authorized by the any werker may bring privately to the 3 \\ \\

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I' $ 19.6 4 attention of the inspectors. eltrer orally fel No licensee th?ll discharge (r in or in writing. any past or present conda. f.ny manner discriminate Malns', any tion wh?ch he his reason to be!' eve maY worker because surn marker has nled any have contributed to or cau*.ed any vio" complaint or instituted or caused to be lation of the act, the regulations in this instituted any proceeding under the chapter or license condition or any tm. nece.sary esposure of an indivitaal to regulations in this c.hapter or has testi. radiation from licensed radaoactne ma. fled or is about to testt!y in any such pro. terial under the !!censee's contrcl. Any ceedmg or because of the exeretse by such c.ct'ce in writing shall comply with such worker on behalf of himself or the requirements of i 19.16ta). others of any optaon afforded by this p tel The previsions of paragraph (bl past. of this section shati not be interpreted as Isa m 22717. Aug 17. 1973. as amended at " I "' I authorizatl'a to disregard instructions pursuant to I 1912. 5 19.87 fa pmien. nos..re.nied: sa. $ 19.16 Reque se b, worker fee in. pee. I""* 3 '" *

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sorkers sho t.clieves that a violation of tons! O*!!ce deter tines, utth respect to a the Act, the regulations in this chapter, com.71rnt under 1 '916. that an inspec. nr licen*e conditions exlits or hss oc. tion is n3t warirnted because there are curred in ltrense ae-vities mith regard to no restonst.e grounds to believe that a radiological workmg condit!cns in which vl1!ation emnts of has occurred. he shall the morter is engaged. may request an nataf y the compismant in writ:ng of such inspecticn by giving notice of the alleced determinatina. The complainant may stolation to the Director of Inspection obtain settes of such determination by ind Enforcement, to the Director of the sutnuttmg a urntten ctatement of posl. appropilate Commtssion Regional OSce, t4os? sith the Esecutive Director for or to Commission insoc.tnrs Ary such Operation. U S. Nucsear Regulatory a3tice sha'l be in writing. shall set forth Comtnamon. Washington. D C. 20555, the spec Sc arounds for the notice, and uno will 5.rovide tne licensee sin a copy Fhall be 6:Ened by the torter or repre. of wh statement by certlSed mall. ex. rentative of workers. A copy shall te pro. c!ud.nr. at the request

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v.ded the licensee by the D rector of In. plaanant, the narne of oc cornM*Jn. spection and Enforcement Regional Of. ant. The 1:cen*ee may suorrut an copos. fice Dtrector, or the mspector no later !ng written statement of susition with U than at the time of inspection except the Executive Directcr for Operatt is that. upon the request of the worker u ho aill provide the co:nplainant v.tth giving such nottee. his name and the a copy of such statement by cert Aed name of individuals referred to therein .nall Upon the request of the complain. thall not appear in such copy or on any ar.t. the Executive Director for Opera. reentd published. n elessed or made aval;. tions or hu 6ts!spee may hold an infor. able by the Commission, except for good mal conference m mhkh th7 complain. cause shown, ant and the licemee may orally .bl If, upon recefct of such notice, the present their stets An informal con. Director of Inspection and Enforcement ferer.ce may also be held at the re. or Regional Omce Director determines quest of the Itcenne. but d =closuie of the that the corr.platnt meets the requ:re. Identity of the complainant util be mac e ments.et forth in paragraph tai of this anly fo;1oming receipt of written Suthor. tection. and that there are reasonable 4t!On imm Ge comdain#L. Af tn con. grounds to telieve thtt the alleged viola. aldering all written and oral views pre-i tion exists or has occurred. he sht!) cause ser.ted. the Executive Director for Oper-I rn inspection to be made as soon as prac. Ettons shs!! emrm. modifylt g. er re. i ticable. to determme if such a!!ered verse the determmstion of the Dusctor j violation exists or has occurred. Inspec. of Ins;ect;3n and Enforcernent or of the tions pursuant to this secPon r:eed *.ot yW* a Omre and furnish l be Itmited to mptters refured to in 'M ten n i est Sn of his decision and the { complatnt re? son therefor. I 4

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any xovision of the Act or Title 11 of the E. rgy Rcc7anization Act of 1974. No person shall on the ground of sex or avy regulation or order issued there. be excluded from participation in, be de-under. A court order rosy be obtained r: led the benefits of, or be subjected to for the payment of a civis penalty discr* ntnation under any prcgram or ac-imposed pursuant to section 234 of the t!YttY 11 censed by the Nuclear Regulatory i Act for violation of section 53. 57, Ccmmission. This provision will be en-l

62. 63. St. 42.101.103.104,107, or 109 forced through. agency provistens and a

of the Act or any rule. regulation, or rules similar to thme already established. order issued thereu*tder. or any term, with re*pect to racial sad other disert.o-condition or limitation of any !!censee ination. under title VI of the Civil Rights issued thereunder, or for any viola-Act of 1964. This remedy is not exclu-tion for which a lleense may be revoked stre however, and will not 1rejudice o. under sect *on 186 of tY

t. Any person cut off any othe.- legal remedies avall-tho millfully stohtes provision of able to a ciscrim natee.

the Act or any regulatico order issued po m < fas. Mar. 7. IsW 0 4 /

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64 Ftst 933 936. 937. 948. as anaer suces me.ie.a. sed 42 U S C. 2073. 2093. 2005. S t il, l'anauslowaar Peo;spe nem 2113. 2134. 2DI. Por the purposes of sec 223. 64 Stat ISS as amended. 42 U S C. 2273. 8""',r.r'et rnanttoring g 3 20 4,1-23 406.1 sacs under sec. 1610. 68 NN l ,20 2)J F erac stat S S3 as ame:.ded. 42 U SC. 22Cl(ol. 433J3 Caution s!gns. tabels, st gnals. and N 2)6. Pul' L 93438. 84 Stst.1244. r. ptions 12tG i4J t'5 C S412. 58466 noreca The provisions of tats Part 20 Sam t tace 20 204 {7: 20 204 Prutedures f >r picking up. recetting' appear at 25 rn 10914 Now St.19CO, untens 1 a?id opening l. acta *es q 20206 Irtstruction of personnet SmarmcLattat Cassacts. 40 rit o*s3. Mar. 20 207 *iturare ant

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tertals in strirestricted are.a 3.19E Ogsgaat Psorts!*r3 Wasts Discosat h' 70 301 cenerai requirement 4 20.1 Purp..ee. ], 20 302 Method for olhatntag orproval or T e rigulat10tts in this part estab-h 536 prapnaed dispcaat procedures lish standards for protection against ra-20 303 Disposst by reie.se into sans*.ary new ca;atica h4urd4 arising out of activities erige ststem, under llectues issued by the Nuclear Res. 10 3M Disposal hy burialIn soit ulatory Co:nntission and are issued pur-20 205 T)eatment or wapos.l by anciner. suant t3 the Atomte Icr:ergy Act of 1954 Ison. as 3rner. den. and tne Energy Reorgantr.a. Racono, itsyners aus Nottruation tien Act Cf 1974 20 403 Records of surveis esdiation moni obi The use of radicactive rnaterial or tortnR. and disposet. Other 90U*Ces of radiation not IICenMd J0 402 R por*a of thef t or toes of licena'" by the Ccctniss.on is not sablect to the the purp?ae af the reg'ulations in tida 10401 Na fir e ne of iricadents mot (Resenedi N# 20 toS Reports of ostrespo*uren and eaces* UI I N N## E* * "I U stee levelt end concentrations censee in such a snanner that exposure 20406 lRev enedi Prm6g page hbk Ev w

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' ~ a - s: rn w. s.x M--- f f I $ 20.2 i to sJeh material and to radiation from inc1 dent to the process of producing or such u.aterial, then added to esposures utt'ising special nuclear matertal; i2 un!! censed radsoactise material and e 41 *Calen' tar quarter" means not less to other unhcersed sources of radiation than 12 consecutive weeks nor more than in the possession of the lacertsee, and to 14 consecutive maeks. The first calendar radiation therefrom.dses not escred the quarter of each year shall besta in Janu-standards of radiation protecdon pre-ary and subsequent calendar quarters wrtbed in the regulations in this pa t shall be such that no day is inettided in ace tra accordance math recornmenda-more than one calendar quarter or Lions of the f~er' erst Radtation Counc11. omitted frcm inclusion aithin a calendar approved by the Preside nt, persons en-quarter. No licensee shali change the geged in activities under licensa issued method obser *d by him of determining by the Nuclear Hegu!.itory Co nmie6cn calendar quarters 2xcept at the beginning ptarsuant to the Atomic Er.ergy Act of of a talendar year. 1954. as amended, and the Er igy Re-(D "!T.e first period of any year may o' gar.tzstb.i Act of 1974 shoul:1. In ad-begin on any date in January

• provided dation 10 comp')mg = sth the require-that the second, third and fourth perioda ments set forth in thh par.. m ke enery accor@ngly begh on the same date in reasonable effort to matntam radiation April. J uly. a nd October. re spectively. and exposures, and tele.t.scs of radsoacthe that the fourth period extend into Jan.

maternafs in c'*.uct.ts to unrestricted uary nf the succeeding year,if neceascry areas, as low as is reax nably m hicsable. to comp!cte a three-month quarter. Dur- 'l~.n e term "as low as n reasonably tng the fint year of use of this method of achievable" meaan as low as 15 reason-determination by a liceasee. the first ably achievable takinc into acccunt the persed for that year shall also include 69 te of technut ic s, and the economics of any add: tic.nnl days in January precedme '.mprovements in telation to benefits to the startmd date for the !!rst period. t the pubhc hulth and salety, and other ( 11 The first period in a calendar yees rocletal and soctococuomic considera. of 13 cornplete, conse>2tive calendar i tions. and in re'ation to the ututzation seeks; the tecond period in a calendas of atomic cnergy in the pubite Interest. year of 13 cor@lete, consecutive calen-125 FTt 109:4. Nv 17. IM as amenced at das eW the Lloru,eriod in a calendas to rn 67aa. hier. A 1915. 4a rn 58e47, tjec 19. year of 13 complete, consecu*lve calendar 19731 aceks; the fourth period in a cale.a. $ 2M dar year of 13 cornplete, consecutive cater.dar weeks. Alternat:re:7. the four The regulations in this 9 art alply to yrtods may consist of the P*** 14 com. 1! all persons w ho recen e, lesen. use. or p!ete. consecutive calendas... eks; the transfer maternal !! censed pursuant to next 12 complete, consecume cajendar the rest.lations in, Parts.50 through 35, weeks; the next 14 complete, consecutare 40 or 70 of this chapter. hcluding per-calendar weeks; and the Jaat 12 com-sons hcerned to operate a prodaction or plete, consecutive calendar weeks. If utthzation.f acility p'arsuant to Part 50 at the end of a calendar year there are of this chapter any dass not falling within a complete 140 FTt 87ss. star J.1975) c2lentler utek of that y(ur; such days 5 20.3 Definitions' snail be included afor purposes of this parti sitida the last comp?cte calendar I ta) As used in this part: seek of that year. If at the beginning Els "Act" means the Atomic Energy of any calendar year there are days not Act of 1954 (68 Stat. 93P including an> fallms within a complete calendar week amendments thereto; of that year. auch days shall be included (2) "Altborne s adloactive matertal" Ifor purposes of this partl within the means any radioactive material dispersed last complete calendar week of the pre-in the air in the form of dusta fumes vtous year, mists. _ vapors, or gases;

13) Dyproduct material means any No lleensee shall change the method ob-radioactive material sexcept special nu-d W m M &WW @@

clear mater!all yielded in or trade ra. quams f r purpc.ses e mis part except dioactive by exposure to the radiation at the beginning of a caWar year. 8 4 e

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. a E' ? [., A ~ -.f ~- s - m ..y s I -1 e l lb, $ 20.3 I l (St "Commisstori" mesna the Nu. other atomic patticles: but not sound clear Regulatory Commission or its duly or radic waves. or vtalble. Infrared. of t authorized epresentatives: 'al a o (6) "Goverrunent agency _ means any tive material" includen f execut!ve department, commission in-an/ such matertal whether or not subject on W m mtaslon' deperdlent establishment, corporation

• st4) " Restricted a rea" ricans any efully or partly owned by the Un!!cd area access to which is controlle3 by the States of America which te an instru.

llenace for purposes of protection of mentality of the United States, or any Indtr1 duals from esposure to radiation board. bureau. divtston, servlee, of5ce, and radioacttre materiale. " Restricted i ofEcer, authority. admintatrauon, or area" shall not include any arena used other estab!!ahment in the executive as realdental quarters. although a sepa-brarxh of the Govttnment; rate room or rooms in a realdentiel i (1) "Indleidual" meana say human building may be eat apart as a restricted belns: a rea

• ass "IJcensed matertal" means avurce (156 " Source matertal" means ID material. special nuclear material or by-uranium or thorium, or any combina-t product materts) received, possessed thn thereof. in any physical or chemical used, or transferred under a general or form; or till cres which contain by specine !! cense '.saued t.y the Commission weight one-twentieth of one percent pursuant to the rrs ulations in this
• 0.0 Wet or more of a. uranium, b. tho-ctapter; riu'n or c. any corubination thereof.

(9) "Ltcense" means a I; cense issued go,2rce material does not include special under the regulations in Part 30,40, or 70 of this chepter. *I.leensee* means -nisclear material. t!6) "Special nuclear matertal" means the holder of such license: .Ie plutonium, urantum 233. uranium e 10 s " Occupational dose" includes er

• enriched in the isotope 233 or in the iso-posure of an individual to r.11aticn it' tope 235. and any othei maternal which in a restricted area; or stil in the cou4se the Commission. purruant to the prett-of ernployment in which the induldual's aluna of section SI of the act, determines

'ut!?s involve exposure to radiation. to be specsal nuclear material, but does provided, that " occupational dose" shall not include source material: or stil any not be deemed to include any exposure matertal artincially enriched by any of ut an individual to radiation 'e r the pur' the foregottag but does not include source Wse of medical diagnosis or medical matertal; therapy of such individual. i17, " Unrestricted area" Ineans any iIl e " Person" means sie any indi-srea access to which as not controlleo by vidual, corporation partnership, firm, the licensee for purtases of protection of association trust, estate, public or prl. Individuals frem exposure to radiation vate institution, g roup. Government and radioactive materials, and any area agency other than the Commission or the used for residentt

• quarters.

Administration texcept that the Admin-els: " Administration" means the En. istration shall be considered a person ergy Research and Development Admin-within the meaning of the regulations in 1stration or its duly authorized repre-this part to the extent that its facilities sentatives. l-and activities are subject to the beensing ebl Denn!tions cf certain other worda l and related regulatory authority of the and phrases as used n this part are set Commission pursuant to section 202 of forth in other sections. Includink; the Energy Reorgaruzatnos. Act of 1974 ell "Altborne radioactivtty area" de-888 Stat.1244' t, any State. any foreign Sned in i 20.203; government or nation or any political

1. 21 " Radiation area" and "high radt-sut'divMton of any such government or atton area" denned in 1 20.202; nation or other entity: and its any

<31 " Personnel monitoring equ:pment" legal successor, representatne agent, or defined in l 20 202? agency of the foregoing. e4D " Survey" denned in $ 20 201: (12s " Rad!ation" means any or all of 851 Units of measurementof dose trad the following: alpha rays. beta rays. gamma rays. X rays. neutrons, h!Ah-e m e denned in 120 4 ' speed electrons, high-speed protons. and 6s Unita of measurement of rado activity denned in i 20 5. I l I { t

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~ ( :: m - La.m. - ; _x;~a_ 2 w- ,c, 7-wej .A e f 7 1,. I, c' 5 520.4 j i i I a 20a g r.;is of,.. ;.u g.,,, fouosing tabac: tal "Dosef* as gased in this part,is the Nervees Prev IMes e vevetswys e quanuty of *adiation absorbed. per unit of maan, by the body or by any portion of neuu %, g, p,,,,, aner ses to the body. When the regulations in this we,,,,,, m,,, 'Y*,*7 7,7,,$' 'f, part specify a done during a period of menw

• e nours time, the dose means the total quanuty
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of radiattort absorbed per unit of maas. L'****** by the body or by any portion of the body during such period of time. Several Z"*3, d13erent unita of dose are in current use. a ens - Q$ Q 3-swe s7e Definit 3ons of unita sa used in this part l f,- @l$ are set forth in paragraphs (b) and(cl Q yl* (* of thia secuon. 3 s... _.. _ puis 3 8bt The rad, as used in this part. ts a **- w* measure of the dose of any lontzing radi. '[ff... N*s 0 I stion to body tissues in terms of the sm an ts ue e energy absorted per un t mass of the e t!asue. One rad is the dose correspond. sdt For determining exposttres to XA Ing to the e bsorption of 103 ergs per gram gamma rays up to 3 hiev. the dose limits of Ussue. (One m!!!1 rad trnrada:_0 001 spectSed tr. Il M101 to 20.104. Inch.sive, rad.e may be assumed to be equivalent to the act Tt.e rem. as used in this part..a " air dose". tbr he purpose of this part a measure of the dose of any lontzmg " air dose'* mean: that the dose is meas-radiation to body tissue in terms sf its ured bv a propert. calibrated appropriate esumated biological effect relative to g instrument in air at or near the taody sur. dose of one roentgen ars of X-rais. (On. fact in the region of highest dosage rate. rnillirem omtems =0 001 rem.) The a r'a* $ 20.5 t'nia.of red.osciivity. l tion c the tem to other dose units de-pends upo the biological effect us. der sat fladioactivity is commonly, and constjernuon and upon the conhas af for purposes of the regulations in this Irradiation. For the purpose of in* r*1t-art sha!! be. mcasated in terms of dis-ujallons in this part. any of the fou.,s. Integrations per umt tirne or in ch One cure:33x10

• distritegrations per ing 1.s cons!dered to be equivalent

.a dose of one rem: Second acm 12 2x10 dt.integrallons tII A dose of I r due to X-or gare na per nunute sdpmi. Commonly used sub-radituon; multip;es of the curse are the millicurte ar.d 1 ~mCis '=0.001 curic t A rad saue to X. 4am.na, ,g, n (38 A dose of 0.1 rad due to rat /rons (Cl ' x10 d ps. or h!ah energy protons. 141 A dose of 0 05 red due to pa-ticDs cune33x10' dps. heavler than protons and sith a'arfaiart 32s F R 10e14. Wr. it Iseo. as anwnM at 3s FR 29314. Oct. 24 Is73. 39 FR 23990. energy to reach the lens of 'ae efe; June 28.1974 40 P R So.cS. Oct JI. 8 sial If it is more convenient to measure tle neutron flux. or equivalent, thar. to de-120.f. Interpretatione. termine the neutron dose in taas, as Except a.s spectftcally authortaed try provided in subparagraph a38 of this the Commission in n r:Ung, no interpreta-paragraph,one ram of neutron rsdsuon tien of the meaning of the regulauor.a in f may, for purtones of the regulations in this part by any of5cer or ep'ployee of l this part. be assumed to be eQu! talent the Commisalon other than a written ta-to 14 million neutrons per square cenU* i terpretation by the General Counsel will meter incident upon the body: ur, if os secogntzed to be binding upon the there exists $uf'!clent information to estl* Commtssion. mate m!Lh reasonable accuracy the al.- proxt nate distribution in energy of the i 20.7 Communic ations, neutrons, the incident number of neu-Fxcept uhere otherst.* specifled in trons per square centimeter eculsalent this part. all communications and re. to one tem may te estimated from the ports concernir:e the regulations in this 10 1

X " % ~p Q f Di v(( W W T?f:; y:' GfQ me.6,g.. ' I M4.{g [*"$. i y I i f .2 a .N -,(. 'e -. .i .i If "i 'l s i 520.102 1 f art should be addreued to the Execu-g 20.lft2 Deteemissation of eress eleted tive Director for Operatsons. U S. Nu-deoe. clear Regulatory Ccmmauton. Wash!nt. fm) M section mina m uln. ton. D C. 205SL Commimaceuens re* ments which must be sa tjaf' Al by ports, arid applications may t,e delivered !!cenaces who n,rnoone. pursuast to para. In rerson at the Ctenmisalon's oE.ces at graph (b) of 8 20 101. to permit individ-1717 It Street bW., Wash:ngton D C.; or uals in a restricted area to recelre ex-l at 7920 Norfolk Avenue. Bethesda. Mary-posure to redf auon in excess of the limita land. spectfled in paragraph ran of 8 2J 101. l4o rn s7ss. Mar 3.19753 abt Befnfe permitung any individual in a nattted ana to nect e maun Pumastsarets !bsza, tavr.ts, ans to radtauon in escess of the limits spec-ggy,g g,,,,,3 Ified in paragraph sat of I *3101, each $ 20.101 Empi.ame, of indh.Juela se re. licenace sha!!: + .tiation sa re.enened.rena. til Obtain a ceruf!cate on Pbrm tal 1;xcept as provided in pararraph NRC-4 or on a clear and lertble record obl of Ltha secuon, no I!censee shall containing all the intorn..".on required pusess, use, or transfer licensed mate-in that form. signed ie

• e individual rial in such a manner as to cause any thostra cacri pertod os time after the indtsldualin a restricted area to receive individual attained the age of 18 in a h!ch in any period of one calendar baarter the todisidual recelted an occupational from radnosctive rnaterial and other dase of radsattan. and sources of radtauor. In the beensee's pan.

e2s Calculate on Form N1tC-4 in ac-sesstori a done in excess of the hrnita cordance sith the trtrtructions appear-spec. fled in the folloning table; ing therein. or on a clear and legible 3 record containing all the information required in that form. the pres 1ously ac- . ertiole twir; heed and stunt; settee cumulated occupauonal d*9e received by t4 ace toeming orgmea. loca of the indinidual and the adottinnal done , pg',I1 ".,.7*$Q,*, ".g* "" *,"

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1. clell in the pr?paration of Porm (b) A ticensee may permit an indl.

NRC-4. or a clear and lerible record con-sidual in a restricted area to recette a talning all the informauon nquW In done to the whole body treater than that - that form, the licerme sha!! Me a na-permitted ur' der paragraph tal of this sonable e!! ort to obtain reports of the section. presided: Indinidual's prettously accumtlated oc-all Durtna any calendar quarter the cupauonal dose. For each period for done to the shole body from radfoscure shich the !!cansee obtains suc's reporta matertal and other sources of radiation the beenset shall use the done shown in in the licensee's possession sLil not ex. the report in pnpar ng the fonn. In a eed 3 mns; and any case where a lleensee ts unable to

1. 28 The dose to the whole body. when added to the accumulated occupaucnal obtain repcrts of the ind!vidusl's occu-dose to the whole bnds. ahall not exceed pational dose for a previous complete 58N-181 rema where "N" equals t.he in-calendar quar *er, it shall be m.*.sumed dividual's age in years at his tast birth, that the Individual has received the oc-day; and cupational done spectfled in sshichever l

838 The !!censee has determined the nf t!'c folloutng columns apply i mdivirtual's accumuisted occupational I c.wa.: casen s I dose to the whole body en Pcrm NRC-4 ,,,,,,.w ami M l or on a clear and lerib e record contain. l en we nwwe tria all the informadon requ' red in that Pdt *8 t"d7 8 t"Qj' j' '8 form; and has othera1.se complied with t...,se,. .n,e. the requirements of I 21102. As used in

=== t a oanas *a parerraph ibl. " Dose to the whole body" 1.7Nas ahall be deemed to include any dose to l

the shole tatx13. gens tt, active blood. ww i, ds.,m.k. I m w e s'. tu u. l forming organs head and trunk. or lens n* h* 8 at uw e. ' of eye. i II I l t I l l I l

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,D .1 Ti .: l; n. y i20.103 - -f / s N 1 (28 'Ihe lleensee shall retain and pre-(23 No licensee shall possess, use or serve records used in preparing Form transfer mixtures of U-234. U-235. and NitC-4 until the Commission authorizes U-238 in ec,luble form in such a manrer their disporLtion. as to perm:t any Individualin a restrieLed area to inhale a ausntity of sitch mateCal if calculaUos of the individual's ac-in excess of the intake limits specmed in 5 cumulated occupational dose for all Appendix U. Table I. Column I of this periode pitor to January 1,1961 yields part. II such soluble uranium is of a form a result higher than the applicable ac-such that absorption through the skin is cumulated dose value for the Individual likely. Individua exposures to such ma-s.s of that date, as specified in paragraph ternal shall be controlled so that the up. sb' of 9 20.101, the cacess may be dis, take of such maternal by any organ from I eardeel either inhalation or absorption or both i 12S Fft 1o914. r:oe.17. routes of tnake

• does not exceed that 4: rn a s3ol,ntse 3 tats, loco as amended at which would result from Inhaling such l20.l(3 Esposurc of endhidual. co ron-mate:lal at the limits specified in Ap-centration. of radicarsite ausserial.

pendix B. Table I. Column 1 and footnote in aie in re.orieted aream. 4 thereto. (3) For purposes of determining com-(a)(D No licensee shall possess, use. pliance with the rea.irementa cf this sec-or transfer lleensed material in such a tion the hcensee shall use sul'able meas manner as to permit any individualin a urements of concentrations of radioac-restricted area to inhale a quantity of tive materials in air for detecting and radlosctive material in any period of evaluating airborne radioactivity in re-e one calendar quarter greater than the stricted areas and in addition. as appro-quantity which would result from Inha* priate, shall use measurements of radio-lation fcr 40 hours per week for 13 weeks activity in the body, measurements of i at uniform concentrations of radioactive radioactivity excreted from the body, or i material in air specmed in Appendix D. any combirtation of such measurements Table I. Column 1. If the radioactive as may be necessary for timely detection material is of such form that intake by and assessment of individual intakes of i absorption through the skin is likely, in* radioactivity by exposed inditt:!uals it dividual exposures to radioactive mate

• ts assumed that att individual inhales rial that! be controlled so that the up*

radioactive material at the airberne con-take of radioactive material by any or-centration in uhtch he is present unless gan from either Inhalation or absorption he uses respiratory protective equipment or both routes of intake'in any calen-pursuant to paragraph sci of this sec-dar quarter does not exceed that thich tion. When assessment of a particular would result from inhaling such radio-Individual's intake of radioactive ma-active material !or 40 hours per week !or terial is necessary, intakes less than those 13 m ecka st I;nitorm concentt. *1.ns spec-which would result from inhalat!on for ified in Appendix Is. Table 1. Column 1. 2 hours in any one day or for 10 hours

• Since the concentration specifled for trit.

lum calde espor annemes equal intakes by '8ignificant intake by Ingestion or Injec. akin absorption and Inhalation, the total tion is presumed to occur only es a result of intake permitted is telce that ehtch would circumstanece such a< accidept. inadvertence, result from Inhalation alone at the concen-pour procedure. or almitar special cosHtitions. tration spectned for il 3 8 in Appendts B. Such intakes must be etatutted and me-I Tabte I, column a for to hours per seen for counted for by techniques and procesures as 1 30 eeeks. may be appropriate to the circumstances of ' For radioacttre materiale designated the veurrence. raposures so esaluated shall

• Sub" in the "Iu,t&pe" Column of the table.

F .ecluded in determining whet ner the the concentration value spect8eJ la based Ita...tation on Individual esposures in $ 20 - upon esposure to the material as an esternal 103f a)II) has been exceeded. radiation source. Individual esposures to

• Regulatory guidance ca anaesarment of these materiais may t>e accounted for as part individt.al intakes of radioactive material is of the limitsuon on Individual dose in given in Regulatory Outde 8 9. " Acceptable i 20 to. These materlats shall be subject to concepts. Etodels. Equations and Assu mp-the pt ecautionary procedures required by tiont for a Blomassy Program.** stngle cuptem

$2ol03(bl41). or ehich are aratlable from the CfMee of

• ktuittple the concentration values spect.

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I' 120.104 e 4 } + In any one weelt at t*nlionri concentra-edt Notwithstand!ng the prov.elons of tions specified in Aphndia D. Table I. paragraphs abe and act of this section. Column i need not be included in such the Commission may impose further asseatment, provkled that for any assess-restrictions: 1 ment in etcess of these amounta the en-ele On the extent to which a licensee i ! ~ use a mounl is included. may make allowance for use of respira-a abt i13 The licemee shall, as a precau-tora in lieu of provision of process. con-l ticcar) procedure, use process or other tainment, ventilation, or other engineer. l f-esistneering controls, to the entent prac-ing controls. If applicatic,n of such con. tirable. to hmit concentrations of radio-trols is found to be practicable; and j active rnsterials in a!r to levels belos s2e As might be necennary to assure 6 5 time th'.ch delimit an airborne radfu. that the respiratory protective program I [ activity area as defined in i 20 2038d' 4 D of the licensee is adequate in limiting i p f lit. esposures of personnel to airborne ra-(2n Whert it is impracticable to apply dioactJve materials. h process or other engineering controls to een he licensee s'aall notify. In writ-limit concentrations of radioactive ma-ing. the Director of the appropriate Nu-f terial in air below those defines in clear Regulatory.*ommission Inspecuon r 5 20.203'ds elletts, other precautionary and Enforcernent Restonal Of' ire listed f procedures. auch as increased sune11 In Appendiz D at least 30 days before the lance, limitation of working times, or date that respiratory protecuve equip-prov!Alon of respiratory protective equip-ment ts fIrst used undet the provisions e ment. shall be used to mamtain intake of this secuon. of ladioactive material by any individ-ett A licensee who mas authorized to l ual ulthin any period of sesen consec-make allowanc* for use of respiratory uuve days sa far below that intake of protective equipment prior to Decent-radioacuve material which would result ber 29. 1976 shall bring his respira-l from Inhalation of such material for 40 tory prc'ective program into conform-t hours at the unnform concentrations ance with the requirementa of para-specifed in Appendix D. Table 1. Col-grap'. 8cl of this section within one l uman I sLs is reasonaD!y aChieval,If. lear of that date and is exempt frcm j Whenever the intake of radioacuve ma-the requirementof paragraph set of this tertal by any individual exceeds this 40-

accuon, hour control measure, the licensee shall let FR S2201. Nov. 29. la181 make such enaluations and take such 1 20.104 Esposure of minece.

actiops as are necessary to assure agamst recurrence. The !!censee shall est No licensee shall posacsa, use or maintain records of such occurrences, transfer licensed material in audi a evaluations, and actions taken in a clear manner as to a use any individual within v ard readily losnttflable form suitable a restricted area who ts under 18 years for summary review and evaluation. of age. to receive in any period of one een When respiratory protective calendar quarter fsom radioactive ma-equipment is used to limit the inhata-terial and other souices of radladon in tion of altborne radioactive matertal the Itrensee a possession a dune in excess pursuant to paragraph abs t26 of this of 10 percent of the It nits spec!Aed in section. the licensee may make allow-the table la paragraph tal of f 23.101. ance for such use in estimating expo-ebt No licensee shall possess, une or sures of Individuals to ich materials transfer licensed material in auch a provided that such equipmer.t is uwd manner as to c ause any individual as stipulated in hegulatory Orlde 815. within a restricted arcs. who is under 18

• Acceptable Programs for Respiratory veers of age to be exposed to mirborne Protection."*

radioact!ve material posacased by the i lleensee in an aserage concentrauon in excess of the limita specifled in Append!E

• This incorpwation by ter.eente proot*

D. Tab:e II of this part For purposes s?on wee approved by the Enrecto* Or the Fed. eral steetater en october so..ets hingie of We paragraph concentraha may copies or steewatery ounde a is a o nestiabi, be averaged over periods not greater from the o*=.ce of standards De veloprnent. than a week U a_ teuclear nerulatory commteston. wein-tes he provisions of Il 20103tb)(2) Ington. D C. 20S35. upon written request. and 20103tct shall apply to exposures 13 O

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• e7el (2) Dat it is not likely that radio-l 20.105 Per=I elkle levels cf esJiation active material discharted in the esuent g,

a would resu't in the exposure of an indl. vidual to concentrauona of radioactive sa) Ders may be included in any aD* matertal in air or water exceeding the pilesuon foi a iteente or for s.mendment of a licenas proposed limite upon levela limita specined tr* Appendix "B". Table of radlauon in unrestricted a.reas result. II of Ods pa:t, t ins frtsu the spoticant's posseeston ce (c) An app!1eation for higher Ilmits une of radlonctive material and other pursuant to paragraph abt of this sec. sources of radiation. f>sch appucauons uon shan include tr.formauon demon. .hould include informouon as to ant!ct. strat!ng that the applicant has maA* a pated everage radtauoli levels and an. reasonable e' fort to minimise the radio. Ucipated occupancy times for each activit, discharsed in eBuenta to unre. unrestrteted area involved. he Corn. stricted arena, and shall include, as misalon wt:1 approve the proposed limita pertinent: if the appucar:t demonstrates that L25e (Il Informat*on as 13 flow rates, total proposed limita are not likely to cause volume of efuent, peat concentrauon of l any individual to receive a dose to the e c'h.aClonuclide in the eSuent, and whole body in any period of one calendar concetrauon of each radionucIlde in the yearin exces:of 03 rem. emuent tveraged over a period of one (bs Except sa authorized by the Com. year at the potnt where the ellfuent leaves misalon pursuant to paragraph ta) of a stack, tube, pipe, or almuar onnduit; this accuon. no Ucensee shall possess, use (2i A descr:paon of the p opertnee of of transfer lacerised matettal in auch a the emuents.1;w:iuding: manner sa to create in any unrestricted til chemical ocmposition; area from radioactive matertal and other .119 physical enaractertsucs,includisas aources of radiation in his possesalon: suspended so:1ds content in uquld etPu. (1l Radlauon levela shich. If sJn indl. enta, and "sture of gas or aerosol for air ridual were continuously present in the effluenta-a.ea, could result in his receiving a dose (till the hy*irogen ton concentrations in exceae of two m1111 rems in any one tp* of itquid ecuents; and hour,or tirl the size range of particulates in (2) Rad!ation levels which,if an indl. etauenta released into r.tr. vidJa! were corRanuously preatnt !n the (3) A description of the anticipated area, could res at in his receiving a dose human ocet9ency in the unrestricted in excess of ICO mt!!!rema in any seven area where the h:aheat conctatration of consecutive days. radicactive matatal from the aSuent is expected, and. m the case of a rim or l 20.106,g,&oseil ity Re in effluente se g,, stream, a a esertpuon of water usta down. stream frtm the potnt of release of the tal A !!eensee shall not posseas, use, e!5uent, or transfer !! censed matertal so as to re. (4) information as to the h! sheet con. lease to an unrestricted a.rea redlomettre centrauon of each red'onuclide in ett matertaJ In concentrations whlen exceed unrestricted area. Includans anucipated the tim!ta specifled in Appendix

• D*.

concentrations averaged over a period of Table II of this part.except as authertzed one year: pursuant to i 20 302 cr paragraphtb) cf (1) In air as any point of haan oc. this section. For purposes of this sec. rupancy. or tion concentrations may be avermaed over fue In water ot points of use down. a pertod not greater than one year. streun from the point eJ release of the (b) An appileation for a Ucense or et5uent. amendment may include proposed limits ($) De background concentrauon of higher than the spec 1Aed in para-radionuclides in the receiving river ne 14 l

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,d I ( ..V ..C. g, .-i h 520.202 r t m senem prsor to the release of 11gund motvidual's expoaure to concentrauona situent. of radioacuve material. the CornmuaMa (6) A descript!on of the environmental may incorporate appropriate provts:ons i esonttoring equipment, including senal. In any license, direcung the lawname to

• Uvity of the system. and procedures and enate available to the individust appro-calculations to determine concentrations priate bio-masay servlees and to furulao el radionuclides in the unristrteted area a copy of the reports of such atrvices to sad poss131e reconcentrauons of redlo-the Commissaoss.

b nus11Jes. [ (U A description of the waate trost-Neammaar husas [ ~ meet factitues and pNoodures used to I 20.201 Serveys. Peduon the concentn. tacts of redlocu* (a) As used in the regulauona in this elldes ir etBuents prio.' to their release. part. " survey" means an evaluauon of (d) Poe the purposee cif this sectiora the radlauen hasarda incid:nt to the prm the corcentra tion limits in.%pperwtiz *B". ducuen. use, release, disposal. or prv 4 hble II of this part shall apply at Llw ence of radioscure materials cr other g t boundary of the restricted araa. The sources of radlauon under a specific set eon-tmuon of radioacuve material of condluons. When approprfate, such discharged through a stact, pipe or sim-evaluauon includes a physical survey of Gat conduit may be determined with the kH:auon of matertalt an.d_equipmer.t. respect to the potnt where the matertal and measurements of levels of radlauon g' leavse the condult. H the condul. dis-or concentrations of radioacuto matertal charges within the restricted area, the present. concentrauon at the boundary may be (b) Each 11censee shall mata cr cause t determined by applying appropriate to be made such survey a na may be ceces- [ fretors for dilution, dispersion. us decay sary for him to comply with the regula-t between the point of discharge a A the uons In this part-boundary' addition to 11miting en-n- ) 20.202 Perecomel===niseriast. (e) In trauons in etDuent stresma, the Com-ta) Each licensee shall rJpply i ppro-mission may limit quanuties of radlo-priate personnel moruturing equipment acuve matertala relemacd in air or water to, and shall ree.utre the use of such during a specified period of time if it egalpmtat by: appters that the daily intake of radio-(1) Each individual who enters a re-if active material from att, water. or food strteted area under such circurastances by a suitable sample of PJ2 expoe*d pop-that he receives, or ta hkely to rece*Te. I ulauon group, averaged over a period a dose in any calendar quarter in excena i not exceeding one year, would otherwise of 25 percent of tt.e applicab;e value exceed the daily intake resulting from specified in paragrapin (a) of 5 20.101. contmuous exposure to air cr water con-123 Eacn individual under 18 fears of taising one-third the concentrauon of age who enters a restricted area under raioacuve materials specified in Ap-such cir:umstances thet he receivea, or oerdiz "B". Table H of this part. is likely to factive. a dose in any calen-t!) "Ite provisions of this accuon do dar quarter in eraeas of 5 percent of g not apply to disposal of radioacuve ma-the applicable value specif4ed tu part-terial into sanitary s'werste systema graph f ar of 5 20.101. f which is governed by 1 20.303. (3) Each individual who enters a high 129 F.R.14434. Oct. 21.1964 3 radlauon arta. g 20.107 Medical J!agmenia and therepr. g 3 3.As used in this part. Ib) Personnel monitoring equipment" Nothing in the regulations in this part means dertces designed to be uorn or i shall be interpreted as luniting the in. carried by an Individust for the surpose [ tenuonal expcsure of patients to radia. of measuring the dose receivec te 3, i l i uon for the purpose of medical daarnosis filrn badges. pocket chambers, pocket i or medical therapy. dosimeters, film rtngs. etc.): I 1 70.108 Order, requirlag for*hins of 42s "Radlauon area" means any area. accessibl? to personnel. In which there exista radlauon, ortrinating in whole or Where necessary or deairable in order in part within Itcensed tDaterial, s.1 such to aid in determining the extent of an levels that a major portion of the body 15 l 6 e tI t F s k .whN.5. M %

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e rould recette in any one hour a dose 13 (bl Jtaddation areas. Each radiation excess of 5 millitem. or in any 5 con-ares shall be cocapicuously posted with secuuve days a dose in escene of 100 a sign or s!gr.: beartre the radiatiun raillistma: caution symbol and the words: I (38 Hlth radiauon aren* meana any CAtTTTON

• j nren, accessible to personnel, in which "AUO" ""

there esista adlauon ortsinating in t whole or in part within lleensed mate. 8el #f04 radiaffon areas als Each I rtal at each levela that a major portion high rad!auon aree shall be conspleu. of the body could receive in any one bour ously posted with a sign or s!,ns beartne f a dose la escena of 100 aalllitem. the fadjation caution symbol and the 6 words: 5 20.201 C. si .len, i. bel.,.is I* CAtmoN ' g and esmerole. ) MIOu stADtADON AASa (a) Gescrat.(1) Except as otherwise l authorized by the Comminston, sym. 82 Each entmace of accena point to l bola prescribed by this accuon shall use. high radlauon area aball be: t LN conventaonal tadlauan caution colors e.' F4u!Dped with a control device (c.sents or purple on yellow back. whleb.*.a:1 cata the lerel cf radiation i sround). The symbol prescribed by this to be reduces below that at which an escuan la lhe conventional three bladed individual ca.4fts recette a dose of 100 design: millirems in 1 hour upa *.ntry into the ""8"'" a utpped with a control device

1. Cross. hatched area to to be anagents or which shall enerrt2e a ecnspicuous vis-P"'Pl* -

ible or audible alarm signal in such a 3 Blackground to to be yellow. manner that the individual entering the ,,o high radlauon area and the 11censee or W a supervisor of the acuvity are made aware of the entry; or altis Maintained locked except during gerlods when access to the area la te-qui:td. sith pcsttive control over each k individdal entry. k 43 The controls required by subpars-graph e 2 e of this caragraph shall be estabushed m such a way that no inda- @,N,

• vidual wel be prevented isom leaving a Ns higra radiation area.

I e4a In the case of a high radiation 8 area estabitsbed for a period of 30 days %e 8 or less, direct survet!!ance to prevent un- \\ l authorized entry may be substituted for the controls required by subparagraph g 82i of this parsgraph. \\ I (5s Any 12censee, or applicant for a I ticense, may apply to the Commission 8 4.# A g for approsal of methods not included in A F

• l ft subpsrasraphs #2 and (4) of this para.

ev graph for controlhng access to high radt- ) ' -Y*M I suon areas. The Commisston wil' W M --"-94 approve the proposed alternatises if the (21 In addition to the contents of signs the a!!ernattve methods cf control wil! licensee or applicant demonstrates thal i and lainla prescribed in this secuon,11* prevent unauthorized entry into a high l cenaces may provide on or near such radiation area, and that the requirement signa and labela any additional tnforma* of sutparagraph.3i of this paragraph is Won which may be appropriate in alding met Individuals to minimize exposure to radi. ution or to radioactive material. e n,.t,sr aer" 16 I w

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' ~Q. 'f*6 3 ,.y 3g"g.f q any room, enclosure. or operaung area '"D#l'"t I"I*#""UO" I* 88'"0' I'* C3 l M which alMrne radioactJn ma'M dividuata handling or using the east. v -C I *?' I'* + t *m 4 Ih**4 composed wholly or part:y of 11 censed tainers. or working in the vietetty 13nere.'. 'M 8 N,. $d t c . M r-matertal. extat in concentrnuona in an-of. Lo take precauttone to aseed er ashn8 ~ r' Q 'i h -) r , %, Q 3 e . [- .f,. coes of the amounta spemed in Appe.a-m!*e exposures. 2-f.d dis B. Table 1. Column 1 of this part; e36 Notetthstanding the pewsteams of i 'i .s. d. C', or itil any room, enclosure, or operaung i subparnaraph il1 of unis pasagraph ' D % _ c o 4. s eMW eli ror containers that de' met eenn ? *& r ~ls w;' CQ ' ~ tabering ta not required: S-- area in = htch airborne radoacties mm. terial co..soeed whou or partty of u. N ptg'hg materials to ape==entsee y Ay y%("m' f Q# k ;,,,*. tain licensed { eensed tratertal exista M concentratlona erester than the apptsethie gennettles which. veraged over the t'cmter of I stedin Appendix C of tbts part. ^, .J_f p Por contalmre consehntas estly 1 }';4.- !a@ u g, ; -Qpd.. h hours t any week dJr'ns uhtch indi. 88) vidualt n tn the ares. eaceed 25 percent na tural uranium or thodum na guantlues ,Q f * '47' (p"}

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of the amounta spectfled in Appendix B no snater than to taanes time apWienMe, y Tw Table 1. Cotamn 1 of this part

• (

G * * ~' ""- l / b (21 Each airborne radioactivity aree rt C- -d i shall be ennapicuously posted with a sign fitti For containers that de est een * " *b ? 4 or alsna tsartng the radtauon caucco tam ucensed Instertala in a=mmmasations synbol and the wordat greater than the applicable emmeentam-O' M 4 C AtmOM 8 tions 11sted in Column 3. Thble 1. Ap. s 'C ~

• AIRacturz RADIO &CTTVTTY AREA pendia B of this part.

Wr contalma when they are & ~C j i (e) Addvaont.2 reoutremesis all Fach tended by an individual wthe takse the , y; area or roorn in which licensed maf4ttal pneauuona necessary to W L2se ~e 7 ts used or stored and which contaLns any nposun ary l@Wual to 2Gop _, 't ,e radioscuse materlat Iother than natural radioacuve matertsla In eur=ma of se = urantum or thorium) in an amount ex-linuta established by the regulattene in a ceeding 10 times the quant!ty of such material steetf!ed in Appendia C of this "[" containers h M are in I Po j;j - sert shan be conspicuously posted with g g pg ,g g g, a sign or signa t+mring the radiation accordance witn regulataoos et tas De-caution syr4bol and the words: partmentof Transportauon. ~l CAtmOM ' f ril For containert whleb are toons. sibIt' only to Ind1Tiduals autherleed to RADf0ACrfV3 ndAT13LIAL(St handle or use them. or to wort in the (2) Each area or room in which nat-vietn'ty thereof. provided that the con - ural urantmn or shortum ts used at tents are Identified to such ind1Tl4Ja18 stored in an amoun. etereding one* by a readuy avallable written record. f. m *' i hundred times the quantity soceded in t yt!) For manufacturing ce process ~ Arpendix C of this part shall be con

• equipment, such as nuclear reactore, re.

A-~ .a spleuous;y pos ed with a sign or s!sna actor components, ptDing, and tanks. tearins to, r2diauon caut3on symbol 11S FEL 1C314.1909. It 16ect as====M at Doo. S t.1949; 34 FA Soa3. Mar. S.199el

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'"dth' *0fd8: il FA 10618. Aug. 8. lete; e4 FA leMs. CAtmon s RADIO &CT1VE MAT 1ER!a.tssa 120.208 Sermet e=cepsieme. (f) Contat eers. ill Encept as pro. Notwithstanding t h e provtsicos of vided in subparagraph 83) of this para-3 23.203. Int A rocca or area is not regdagd te reaph. each container of heensed mate. I l rial shar. bear a durable clearly vis10!e j inten idenuffing the radioneuve con.

• as appremne. tas int-wm is.

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w-. + .s.. w s.m g - T 4 ) V . 2} d A J ,d 9 520.205 3 1 ( I I be posted with a caution alan beesuas of package of radjonctive matettal from. the preser.ce of a sealed source provided carrier's terminal shall pick up the pack. _f the racation level twelve tachee from age capeditiously upon receipt of notifl. the surface of the source container or cat'rn from the carrter of its arrival. i housing does not taceed five m1111 rem (bHil b:h IMensee, upon receipt of h per hour a package of radioactive material. shall h* (b) boms or other areas in hospitals monitor the external surfaces of the I. tjon signs, and control of entrance or causal by scakage of the radioactive con. -l are not required to be posted with cau-paOtage for radioactive contamination access thereto pursuant to l 20.203(ci la tents,except: not requirM1, because of the presence of til Packages containing no more than f^ patienta containing byproduct material the exempt quantity specified in the provided that there are personnelin at. table in this paragraph; tendance who will take the precautions stil Packages containing no more necessary to prevent the exposure of any than 10 min):uries of radioactive mate. Individual to radiation or radioactive rtal consisting sclely of tritium, carbon-i material in escess of the !!mits estab.

14. sulfur-35. or tocNe.125:

) I i llahed in the regulations in this rett. e111: Packages containing only radio. 'cl Caut13n signs are not required to settie snaterial as gases or in special l l be posted at areas or rooms containing form *

j radloscure materials for periods of lens fivs Packages contatntng only radto.

l t than eight hours provided that til the active materialin other than tiquid form 1 matertala are constantly attended during eincluding hfo-99/Tc-99m generators > l sach periods by an Individual wbu shall and not exceeding the Type A quantity i Lake the precautions necessary to pre. limit specified in the table in this para. { vent the empt ;ure of any individual to graph: and [ radtat'on or radioactive mate-1als u ex. avt Packsees containing only radlo. [ I coes of the !!mits established in the ngu. nuclides with half-lives of less than 30 lations in this pa.1 and: E25 such area or days and a totrI quantity of no more j rocer. la subject to the licensee's control. than 100 m11heurtes. i (d) A room or other area is not re. quired to be posted with a es.u'lon a1&n, The monitoring shall be performed as I and control is nvt required for each en* soon as practicable af ter rec pt, but no t trance or a: cess point to a room or other later than three hours after the pack. area which ts a lush radistica an ta solely age la received at the 11eensee's faell!ty

j because cf the presence of radioact.fre if recetved dur.ng the licensee's normal working hours. or eighteen hours if re.

materials prep"ed for transport and pack aseo and labeled in accordante with ceived af ter normal working hours. regulations of the Department of Tsass ce assun ans Tvn A mantmre ( TransportaLion. y,,,e i 125 F 3t. Route. P8cv 87.196o. as amended as Transpnet ar=p e quaatatt b'mt Trp* a quaeaar umas as FA sos *, saar.1s. Is70s aa ***a"* ' "

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6 20.2C" Proceduces foe pickins up, re-k ,y ag cemas. and epenins pas kages. i (a)(1) Each Iteensee who expects to D i a l E receive a package containing ouantattes V8-1 ima I of radioactive matertal in excess of the hij y;,;;7 3** 6 Type A quantitles specified in paragraph tbl of this section shalt: iTy+ * % voo,er* w a w t m o aw % t furm are trentw4 en 9 78 e rf an.e chapter. til If the package is to be delivered (28 !! removable radioactive contami. to the licensee's facility by the carrier

• nation in excess of O ct mterocurtes

{ make arrangements to recelse the pack. 122.000 disintegrations per minutet per age when it is ciered for delivery by the carrter; or 100 square centimeters of package sur. l (III ff the package is to be picked up face is found on the esternal surfaces of by the IIcensee at the carrter s terminal. the package. the beensee shall immedt. 1 make arrangements to receive notd.ca. ately notify

• the final dativering carrier 2

tion from the carrier of the arrival of the .The reporting requirements in 6 20 20s package, at the time of arrival be,e been soproved by 040 under number (25 Each Deensee aho L.eks up a B-tso 225 (n ocSet. I I I I8 I i t a _, .,_._ m ~...--.- --

m*n..y,,t e n.;m t r.,.>s= w m ~r.'. - < * ~ + ~ ~. ~ ~ m, em. ..;~ ~ ; m,;s~;p a ...y-e ~ ~;;:y m*,q. ai

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~ 14 y , g.,. J e N c 1- . 4 M ' WM- -.k_(E['h 4 . m _. _ _..l e r 520.303 k I ard, by telef hone an t telegraph. mau. (a) By transfer to an authorteed re. j gram er factimue, the appropriate Nu* e!plent as provided in the reguls.tlona in 1 clest Regulatory Commissicn Inspection Part 30,40. or 70 of this chapter, which. l asad Enforcement begional Omce shown ever may be applicable! or in Appendix D qb) As a u t h o r1 s e d pursuant to (c)( D I ach licensee, upon rece4t cf a 120.3021 or package containing quantitles of radio. tc) As provided in i 30 363 or active anaternal in excess of the Type A I 20304. aprilcable respecuvely to the q*asntitles specifled in paragraph (t,) og disposal of *.tcensed material b/ relca.aa this section, other than those transported inta sanita y sewerage afstema or tnarlal in so'1. :,r in i 20106 sRadioacuvity in try exct.asive use vehicle, shall monitor { the radLallan levels external to the pack, eSuents to unrestricted areas). age. The pstkass shall be monitored as las rn toole. Nev 17.19eo. as amended at acon as practicath; af ter receipt. but no 29 rn 27128. July 23.19763 I later than th ee hours af ter the package 3 20.302 Method foe obtaining approiel la received at the licensee's fac111ty if of propo.ed d po I proced.re., l rec 72nst during the 11cersee's normal (a) Any licenare or as@ cant.for a work 1hg hours or 18 hcurf if received license may apply to the Comminalon for alter normal wo king hours. approval of proposed ptccedures to dia-( (2) If radiat!on levels are found on the g external surface of the package in excess pose of hemmed material in a innnner not i of 200 milltrem per hour,or at three feet otherwise authortred in the regulauona from the external surface of t.he package in this chapter. Each app!! cation should in excess of 10 millirem pe r 1:our, the !!. Include a description of the !! censed ma. certsee shall imrnediately notify by tele. Lerial gnd any other radioactive material phone and telegraph rnal! gram, or fac. Involved including the quantitles and simile, the director of the appropriate kinds of such matertal and the evels of NRC llegional Omce listed in Appendix radioactivity involved. and the : oposed D. and the f5al deliver:ns carrier. raanner and conditions at diroc. w. De ..H } (d) Each ascensee ariali estat11sh and application ariould also Include an anal. maintain procedures for safely opening ysts ant evaluation of pertinentinforsr.2 packa.ges in which licensed material is Won as to the nature of Lhe enttivnment, recelned, and shall nasure that such pro. Including topographical, geological, me-cedures are followed and that due coa. teorolcrical, and hydrclogical character j sideratica is given to speciallastructtoris !! tics; t" sage of ground and surfs.ct i for the type of onckase being opened, waters in the genera

• a eal the na.ture

$ 20.206 In.erveelen of par.onnel. an:1 location of other potenually affected fac.lltles; and procedures to be observed Instructions required for individuals to minimize the risk of unexpetted or working in or frequenting any portion of har.ardous exposures, a restricted area are specuted in i 1912 tb1 ne Commission will not approve cat thth chapter. any application for a license to receive 13e rn 22220. Aug.17.1973) licensed material from other persons for $ 20.207 Searese and control of licensed disposal on land not owned by the snaterials in unrestricted areas. Federal government or by a State """"'"I' (a) Licensed materials stored in an I D CO**I*' " "IU "0I "DD" unrestricted area shall be secured fru'n any appucauon for a Heense for cusposal 1 unauthorised removal from the place of of heenaed material at nem unless the applicant shows that sea disposal offers b icensed materials in an unre-less harm to man or the envininment stricted area and not in storage shall be e n hods i tended under the constant surveulance ds a and tramediate control of the licensee. 12s r 3L IC414. Now.17.1940. e 6 emended at (to rn 26679. June SS.19751 Se r n. 232. Jan.18.1961: ' FJL 23 3a. Was73 Lrseceak Dec. 4.1971l I 20.301 Ceswral eoeroicement. $ 20.303 DI.p at by rete. Inna asal. No !!censee shall dispose of !! censed "*'7 '"' esse erosema, r.tatettal except: No liceosee shall discharge licensed 19 \\ k [ ~ 9

dh o y a g n wy,'e.. 3-A,:..__., p (- .' ) 3 i I20.304 f malertalinto a sanitary newersee ayatern Recoass Reevere, aws 14ortetesynces i 0 ( It la stadDy soluble or disperafble gh"$*' '* I" in water: er.d (bl 'Ihe quanuty of any *.leensed or (a) Each 11ctr. nee shau anatntain rece h utner r:411oscuvo material released into ords shorins (De radiation exposures of the systarn try the licensee in any one all indf riduals f >r whom personnel taan. drM under 5 20.203 cf W dry.lwa not exceed the larger of sub. Storing is m. Da We part. paradansfa.ill or sat of thispesermoh: M8" " = Such records (11 *!he quanuty which,if duuted by shall be kert ura Wim 7fRC-5.1n accord. ? ( the averste dauf quanuty of sev'ase re. an% with the instructione enntaM in t. i leased fnto the sewer by the !!censen, that fom e on clear and legib.3 rec. mda o niaining an the Infom p. w13 result in an averste concentrauon f serua! to the lim!ts spectfled in Appentilz Qu y Nh doses on. tered on the forms er records shall be fcr l 6

5. Table I, Colamn 2 of this part; or perkd.s of time not saceeding one calsa.

d I (2) Ten Umes the quanuty of such dar druarter. I oLiertal specifled in Appendiz C of this (b) Ea.h licensee shaB maintain rece i part; and ords is the same uruts used in this part. f (ce *Ihe quanuty of any Iftensed or ahSwing the resul;.s of surveye requued { other radioactive material It' leased in by 120.20 lib). moottoring required try l any one tr.onth. if diluted by the avert.se It

• O 20$t bl and W 20$(c), and disposals mrmthly quant 3ty cf wstar nienard t,y tuata un'fer Ii 20 302,20.302, a*.d 20.304.

the !!rnennet. will not result in an average tes 't) Pecords of individral exuure ococentrat.lcn exceeding the limita spec. to rad. tuon and to radioact.ve matettal tfled in Append 1214. Table I. Column 2 whici nust be maintamed pur."arn to prWatans of pararraph (a) of 151s of this patt; and see n ar.d monts of t,toassays. Inctwi. id) 'Ite gross quanu9 of licensed and ao w cwntens ex. other radicactive : ateral released tr.to scit ations, made pursuant to $ 20108, the severen ystem tiy 11.0 i'. cst.see vcts sbil re preserved until the Comrulsalon pr*. Exceed cae ctrie pet ya.. e JC ortres dirpostuon. Excreta from individuals radtt ardna (2; Records of the resulta of survere medical diagnos's c theravy with radlo. s.ad menitortre which must be main. active rnaterta: alu: t.w ezur.ps from tained pursuant to Mragraph tbl of this ny 11.n1taux.e c M s.ned in this sect.)n sha3 be preserved for taa years escuo L after completion of the survey except i that the fouowing ecords anall be main. I tair9d until the Conunission authorizes l 8 20.304 Diep I try twtat la G. their dispoaltion: tai records of the re. No licensee shall dispace of dcensed aidta of surveys to determine complj. l mate tal by curtaJ In sou unlees: uce with I 23103'al; ut in the m.,. trs m total quanuty of licensed and sence of personnel monitoring data, rec. other radioacuve 'naterials buried at any brft of the results #4 surveys to deter. one locauon and t ma does not caceed. St Mfne esternal radiation dose; and (111) the ume of burial.1.000 umes the amount it:ords of the results of surveys used to specified in Appandiz C of this part; and evalua.e the release of radio 6ctive esu. (b) Bustal is at a minimuu depth of et..a to the env.ronment. four feet; sr4

83) Itecords of disposal cf 13 censed ma.

Ec) Bus estre tArtals are separated by terial rrade puriuant to il 20 302.20.303. distances of at 1(a41 ela feet and not more or 20.304 shall be maintained until the than 12 buttals are snade in any year. Ccmmisalon authorizes their dtspaaltfon. (4) Records wrdch must be maintained a nursuant to this part may be the orld. i b 20.305 Tresament se deepes=1 Ir lacia-tsal or a reproduced copy or trieroform eesuen. If auch reproduced cory or rnteroform is No lie *.tsee shall treat or dispme of daly muthenucated by muthotued person. h.enned rosterial by locinerauon ear

• pt net and the microform La capable of ped.

i l as specificaily approved by the Commis. ducing a clear and legtble ccvy af e ston pursuant to (120.106(b) and 20.302. storage fer tr'e period spectfled by Cc.o l36 FR 8443s Oct. 33. Iset) In1&a.on regulations. 20

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a / %,h y ~ r y, nsm e ,w - T g[d, y,z &n {... f;@N ' v 23 . ".Y. l* f *.Q, 1 .s- . x' ' %,N- -4 4 a '1 u -_.m..,_ ._._ _ L.1 E [ r 6 fM i20.403 $:Y. N 9, t5) U there is a con!!!ct between the a recurrence of the loss or theft of II. Commisalon's regulaticns in this part censed material. C license condition, or technical spectri-tel Subsettuent to filing *he written cattoo, or other written Commissloa sp-report the hcensee anall aise report any c poval or huthorization pettalnine to the substantive additional intarmation on g tetention period for the estne tyoe of the loss or theft which becorres available d record, the retention period specified in to the lleensee, withic 30 days after he q tse regulsAlons in this part for ruch learns of such information. records shall apply unless the Co:nmis-tdl Any report filed with the Com-

1. 3on pursuant to i 20.501, has g ar ted a mission pursuut to this section shall be g

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pecific exurption from the re ord re-so pr* pared inat names of individuals

.V. %ention sequirements specified in the who. ' ay have received exposure to g* regulations in this part. radiati 1 are stated in a separate part l25 FR 10914. Nov.17. Is6o. as am ended at of the e port. e C.e se FR 87974, biay 22.1974: 41 IR is308 [34 FR. Co hiay 9.1969 as amended at 38 7. May 3,19761 FR 327I.

• m. II,1973. 41 FR 3644s. Apr.17.

I $ 20.402 Reports of theft or lose of li. 3 "8 I l g. eensed snaterial. $ 20.44% Notification. of incident ta) Each licensee shall report l'y tele-Iat intatediate noti /lcofion. Each !!- phone and telegraph, mallgram. or f ac-censee shall immediatel) notify by tele-Z almtle to ti.e Director of the appropriate phone'and telegraph. ma11 gram. or fac-R Nuclear Regulatory Commtsstr.,n Inspec-simile, the D: rector of the appropriate d tio.1 and Enforcement Regional Omce NRC Resonal Omce hsted in Appendix ,? listed in Appendix D. Immediately af ter D of any meldent tr'voliang byproduct. lts occurrence bAomes known to the 11-source, or specist nuclear material pos-L. censee. any loss or thef t of Ilcensed ma-semed by him and which may have A terial in such quantitles and under such caused or th eatens to cause: ( circumstances that it appears to the til Espnsure of the 5de body of any ? licensee that a st.%tsntal hazard may tr.:1Ittdual in 25 rems or mye of radta-1< result to persnns in unrestticted steas. tion: emp.mre of the skin of the whole tbl Each heensee who is required to body of any individual cf 150 rems or make a report pursuant to paragraph more or radiation; or exposure of the sat of this section shall. withm thirty t301 days after he learns of the loss or - g g gg,. theft, make a report in writing to the individual to 375 rems or more of rt/ta-appropriate NRC h:ertonal Omce usted Hw or in Appendix D with copies to the Direc. e2s The release of rad.01ctive mate-tor of Inspection and Enforcement. U S stat in concentrations which if averaged Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Wash. nver a ce*%1 nf 24 hnuts wnuld exceed f ington. D C. 20555. settmg forth the fol. 5.000 times the limits specif!ed for such I lowing inferrration: matertr.ls in Appendix B. Table H: or 4-~

41) A description of the licensed 433 A loss of one working week or f

materist invotted including kind quan. more of the operation of any fact!!tles tity, chemical. and physical form; affected: or e til Dama e to propertt in czeems of 826 A description of the circum. s j stances under which the los.s or theft $ 100.000. .+ f occurred; 'bl Ttrenty-four hour noft/tcotion. J t3D A statement of dispoaltion or Each licensee shall within 24 hours no-probable disposition of the !! censed tify by teiephone and telegraph. mall-7 enaterial involved; gram. or tsesuntle. the DTector of the til Radiation exposures to indtytd. apprograate NRC Regional Omce listed uals circumstances under which the ex. In Appendix D of any incident involving tesures occurred. and ti.e extent of pos-licensed rnattrial possessej by him and sible hazard to persons in unrestrteted shich may hate caused or threatens to areas: cause: (St Actions which have been taken, or til Exposure of the whole body of any will be taken, to recover the material: Individual to 5 rems or enore of radia. and tion; entesure of the skin of the whole 468 Procedures or measures which body of any indh-1daal ta 30 rems or have been or will be adopted to prevent more of radiation; or exposure of the 21 i lc ~ \\

e f ) -;+ % x : !f,4; t i r,ny yr c : Q&.%l4Y-}W.'* a.o %f w n:.. J % !.h H,',x Q -) j v w i. ;.+< -.t., .y m.. -m ,.s ~. a c . r. 9.*-e u M .w' y cl .t .:1 r -l .\\. $ 20.404 1 4 feet, anites hands. or forverms to M levels or concentrations; and corrective tems or rocre og.vlta tion or steps taken or planned to assure against (28 *Dia rawee of ramacthe anate. a recurrence. rial in cer%:trations uh!ch. If avor* (bl Any report f. led with the Commis. i aged ove" a period of 24 hours. would alon pursuant to this section sha!! ln. exceed ',00 tizaes he Ilmsta specifled for clude for each ind!vidual exposed he eva trateriale in Appendia B. Table II; rame, social security number, and aste cr of birth, and en eettmate of the indl. t

43) A loas of one day or score of the v! dual's exposure 'she report shall be operau 1of any factittles a:!ectedl; or prepared so that this infermation la 84b Iknage to property is excess of stated in a separate part of the report.

$1000. Its y a goets. Iso, 31 tono, me emended as sc) Any rtpo" filed with the Com. 28 rn can. Jult

3. 1963 3s rn no64.

mital:n p.trapant to this sectkm shall be sept.as.1970: 4 vn 6Mo2. Nov. 2e.19101 l prepara,I so t*nt name St ind!)1duala R 20.406 ( Reeeevedi i wnn have received expnr.re to rselatJon i will be statest in a s?parste part of the $ 20.407 Penennel espoeure -d anon. l itocing eepoeta.

repnyg, (37 rJR 8000. June 29.1941 se a h as f al This sect!cn app!!es to each per.

i se rn eau. July 3. less. 4: rn se+es. Ape. ID. son licented '07 the Commission or the i i 18788 Atomic Energy Commission to: 5 20.404 i sener.ed, 8l> ooerate s nucieer cemetor de-signed to prosuce electrical or heat i S 20.405 flepacia of mecespoemree and meewi,e loele and eeneentrations. energy pursuant to I 50.21ib) or i 50.22 l e i of this chapter or a testing f *c111ty aa l tal ?n addition to a:'y notification ,te*tned in 5 50jttri of this ch pter; I required by 5 20 403. each !!censee shall 42* Possess or iae byproduct materta! make a report in artting within 30 days for purposes of radicarts phy pursuant to to the Directur. Of5ce cf Inspection and Parts 30 and 34 of this chapter; Enfortement. U S. Nucient hesulatory

83) Possess or use at any one time.

Commission. Washir.ston. D C. .0555. for purposes of fuel proceving, fabrica. n=1th a copy to the appetTrtate Nuclear tion, or reprocessing special nuclear ma-Resulatory Com ntsalan Inewction and terialin a quantity eacceding 5.000 gr ms Fnforcement Regional O*.".ce listed in of contained urantum.235. uranium-233. Appendix D. of til each exposure of an Individual to radiation tn excess of ths or plutonium or any combination thereof pursuant to Part 70 of this chapter; or applicable limits in ll:3101 or 20.104 (41 Wsusa or use at any one time, tal or the license; '2 e each expoore for processins or msnufacturing for o.s-of an trdividust to radioactive material tributton pursuant to Part 30,32 or 33 in excess of the appMab'e limita in f this chaptec, tryproduct m terial in 20.103 t a i 4 2 5. 20.104 t bl f t 20.103 tait ti'(3 levels of radiation or quantitles tacceding anyone of the fol. or the lleense: Imns quan'lties-concentrations of radioactive material 9,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, in.a restricted area ar. escesa c* any other sponenbie umit in the ueense: <<> g',"g',"~--~~"""""""-"*- 8 any tricident for shich n tiftrattan is re* ~ too oore.t aa *"((""(("-[*" quired by $ 20 403: and e5s levels M ra. runn,. : diation or concentratt3rs of radioactive i nd t um. n e t............ _.......... to material twhether or rc involving ex. K rypton-S S.................... 3.00e ceJalve exposure of any individuait ten tw et ht ti m.14 7................... 30 an unrestricted area in escess of ten Techneum-e9m o...m...ono.. 3.000 times any applicable 11=t set forth in ' The commiseton may require. as a Itcenas this part or in the heerwe Each report cond;uon, ce by rule resutauon ce order required under this parscraph sha!! de, pursuant to i 20Sc2, remrta trom licensees

• ho are ucensed so ues radionuendee not on scribe the extent of exposare of persons

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including estimates of es.ch individuals esposure sa required b) ra-aarsph tbl th) Each person described in part. of this section; levels cf radiation and gra h tal of this settloa shall. w'. thin concentrations of rad;oacttre.daterial the.irst quarter of each calendar year. Involved; the cause of the exposure, submit to tm Drector of Inspection and 22

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100 Potsass um.3................... 10 Ytterblum.l?5 100 Pennendymlum.843 - 300 Yt tri um.00.................. 10 Praseodymium.143 800 Y ttrium s l.................... ' 3. Promet hl um. I 47................. 10 Yttflu m-93 _ 100 P.ometh!um.149................. 10 Y t trl um.03.................... 800 Radiu m.330..................... .08 Eine.65 _- le g Rhen i u m.184.................... 100 Ein c.67m............... 100 R heni um-194.................... 100 Ei ne 89....................

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30.15 Certain itema ecstaaning byprodues peer at 30 F R 8188. June 26.1964, unless matertrJ.

• therwtae noted 30.18 Itestas containtog scandtum 44 and des!gned fc,r sand consolidauon la Osztaat Paovtssons cil wells.

30 is Fnempt quantitles. } 30.1 Peepose and scope, 50.19 Bsif-luminous producta containing This part prescribes rules soplicable tritium, kryptom-43, or prc,me* to all rersont in the IJnited States gov. anI e osol detectore contatning unmg hnsW M k,PMuet rnaWat 3020 O byproduct matertal. under the Atomic Energy Act of 1954. as amended 468 Stat. 9196 and under Title !! of the Energy fleorganization Act of 3031 Types or lacensee. 1974 (88 Stat. 124D, and exemp.:ons 30J3 Appitentions for spectne !!cenace. fro n the licensing requirements per-5 3033 Oenerne requirementa f ar tasuance of taitted by section 81 of the Act. spectae 11eer. sea. so 34 Terms and condittens of tteenmes. 140 m e784. Mar. 3. IM I 30 36 Espiration of licensee [ 30.2 Ilesolutioes of conflict. 4 3031 Applicauona for renewal of 11cer.ses. 3034 Appitcauona for amendment of 11 The rettutrements of this part are to censes. addition to. and not in substitution for. 30Je Comminston action on appiteations to other requirements of this chapter. In any conf!!ct between the requirements 3041 Tra f r or pr uct material. in this part of a spectfle requirement Raconos. Inss sertos.s. Ttsis. Paocrounts. ano in another part of the regulations in 3361 Records. this chapter, the specific requirement 30 82 Inapections. governs. 3083 Test s. 5 30.3 Acti iiie* ree sirins licen**- l 3034 Co.itral and accounting procedt.ree for trttsum. !Meept for persons exempt as provided SOSS Tttttum reports. In this I, art and Part 150 of this chapter, Euromaxwe no person shall manufacture, produce. tran#fer. receive, acquire. owT1. possess. 30 88 Mod 1Scation and reeccation of tt-use, import or export byproduct material 30 62 R ght to cause the withho! ding or re-except as author 12ed in a specific Or gena call of byproduct material. eral license issued pursuant to the regu. 30.63 Vlotations lations in thts *hapter l Preceding pge tknk 37 x P t

F Q,WW % ',QNIW["*%w'W.7=~G% ',T - G TWTW;%E_W Fi % _ f :- ,W m h e-t, , "I, q," ' 1; %ew' ,r O' h/,h ]n g.,.E h Q [.". O 'i E ".,. l '. b l k:'[ .W k 6 7,' ' /.' ~+ 'b t a .s-M -; 5 g :* ,s :- 's-w 3.i 3 < r * : [~ ly r_ , t; ' i l t!. f $ 30.14 7 ) Essarrreope te) '!he Corn =faaton may incorporate, in any license tasued pursuant to the res. 0 84.14 Eme-pe emereneensema, ulations in this part and Parts 31-36. at (d) No person ensy lntroduce bypred-the time of tasuance. or thereafter by appropr*ste rule, reeulation or order, ,,g,,g,,g : gg, pg,,,g i.. Itseving or having reason to beneve that suca acasdonal requirements and con. it will be transferred to persons esempt ditions with respect to the licensee's re-under this section or equivalent reec, celp*, posaeaston, use and transfer of tauona of an Agreement State, esc @t In byproduct matertal as it deems appro-I eecordance with a base W pur-e..-' ate or necessary in orde.r to: i sueM to i 33.11 of this etapter or the (18 Promote the common defense and 8'C"'III'otect health or to minimise dan-sentral h==aa= provided in i150Je of t33 Pr Part 164. i ser tolife or property; ) (3) Pre'ece restricted data; (4) Itequire such reporta and the e f t keeping of such records, and to provide f r auch inspecuona of actavities under 8 $M Tm W Mh d 4 the license as may be necessary or ap. propriate to effectuate the purposes of tal Each license issued pursuant to the the Act and regulations thereundet. regulations in this art and the regula-Mons in Parts 31-34 shall be subject to $ 30.41 Trenefee of bypealect snaierial all the provtstons of the Act. now or here. [ after in effect and to all va!!d rules, res, tal No licensee sha!! transfer byprod- [ ulations and o'tlers of the CommLasaon. UCt material except as authorized pur-(b) No license lasued or granted pur, suant to this section. suant to the regulations in this part and (bl Except as otherwise provided in Parts 31-36, nor any right under a u. his licente and subject to the provisions cense shall be transferred, assigned or in of parseraphs tct and Ed) of this sec. any manner disposed of, either volun-tion, any licer.see may transfer byprod-tarily or involuntarily, directly or in-uct matertal: directly. through transfer of control of (1) To the Administration; any license to any person, unless the (2) To the agency in any Agreement Commieston shall. after securing full State uhtch regulates radioactive mate-Information, find that the transfer is tra rial pursuant to an agreement under sec-accordance with the provisions of the tion 274 of the Act: Act and shall stre its consent in writing. (3) To any person exempt from the "), (c) Each perscn hcensed by the Com-licensing requirements of the Act and mission pursuant to the regula. tons in regulations in this part, to the eatent this part and Parts 31-36 shall confine perinitted under such exempiton; his possession and uw of the byproduct (4) To any person in an Agreement material to the locations and purposes State. subject to the jurisdiction of that authorized in the 11 cense. Except as State, mho has been exempted som the otherwise provided in the license, m 11-licens.ng requirements and regulations cense issued pursuant to the regulations of that State, to the extent permittea in this part and Parts 31-36 of this under such exemption; chapte* shall carry with it the rignt to

45) To any person authortred to re-receive, acquire oan, possess, and Amport ceive such byproduct material under byproduct material. Preparation for terms of a specifte ItcerE or a general shipment and transport of byproduct license or their equivalents issued bv the material shall he in accordance with it e Atomic Energy Commission, the Com-provisions of Part 'll of this chapter.

missica, or an Agreement State; or (d) Each license tsaued pursuant to

16) As otheratse authorized by the the regulations in this part and Pans Commission in writing.

31-38 shall be deemed to contatr. the tel Defore transferrang byproduct provisions set forth in section 183bd, material to a specific licensee of the ( inclusive, of the Act, w hether or not Commission or an Agreement State or these provNons are expressly set forth to a general lleensee who is required to 1 in the bcense. register with the Commisalon or with l 38 l l l

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43) %e transferor snay have in his telill Records of receipt ol byproduct

( possession a mrltten certification by the material thich must be maintained pur. f transferee that he is authorized by 11 suant to paragraph eal of this secuan cense or registration cer't!!cate to re. shall be maintained as long as the 11 l ceive the type, form, and quantity of censee retains passesMon of the by. { bypratuct matertal to be transferred. product material and for two years fol. specifying the license or registration cer. lowing transfer,exfvrt.or disposalof the f Lificate number. issuing agency and ex. byproduct mater *al. 82) Itecords of ex. j piration date; port of byprodnet material sha!!be main. 139 Pbr emergency shipments the tained for twa years af ter such event. 438 transferor may accept oral certification Itecords cf transfer of byprodJet mate. by the transferee that he is authorized rial abst) be maintained by the licensee by license or reststration certificate to re. sho transferred the material for 11te cette the type, form. and quar..aty of by. years af ter such transfer. 8 4) liecords of i product matenal to be transferred, disposal of byproduct material shall be snectlying the license or registration cer. maintained in accordance eith 1 20.401 I taficate number, lasuir: agency and ex. ece of uus chapter. pirattori date: Prot 1ded. nat the oral (ditil Itecorcs truth must be main. cers 11 cation as confirmeo in writing tained pursuant to this part and Parts y 31-36 may be the or161nal or a repro. within 10 days: l (4) De transferor may obtain other duced copy or microform if such repro. sourtes of information complied by a re. duced copy or microform la duly authen. [ porting sertice from of!!raal records of tacated by authorized personnel and the the Commission or the beensing agency macroform is capable of proc.ucing a of an Agreement State as to the identity clear and legible copy after stcrage for of heensees and the wope and expirattoa the period specified by Conunission reg. dates of licenses and registration; or utst!ons. 85% When none of the methods of ver. 828 If there is a conflict bety een the Ification described in paragraphs id> e Il Commission's regulations in this part i, l' to 446 of this section are readily avail. and Parts 31-36, license cond! tion, or i able or then a transferor desires to ver. Other written Commission approval or ify that information received by one of authorization pertaining to the reten. e I such methods Ls correct or up-to.date, tion period for the same type of record. l the transferor may obtain and record the ret.ntion pertort specified in the reg. confirmation f rom tne Commission or the ulations in this part and Parts 31-36 for t licensing asency of an Agreement State such records shall apply unless the Com. that the transferee is licensed to recebe mission, pursuant to 6 30.11. has granted a specific exemption from the record re. the byproduct material. tention requirements specified in the ] Itacos Ds. Ins rretions. Trsts. Psocanes as, regulations in this part or Parts 31-36, fI AND ItEPORTS e let FR 183o3, Etsy S.197sl 6 30.51 Itcened I 30.52 Inspeci.one. tal Each person who receives by. tal Each licensee shall afford to the product matenal pursuant to a license Commission at all reasonable times op. Assued pursuant to the regulations in portunity to Inspect by product rnatertal i 9 39 i F l f I l

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I the Commlaston and three copics to the Each licensee sha!! perform, or permit receiver of the material prompuy after the Commiasion to gerform such testa as the transfer takes place. Each !!censee the Commission deems appropriate or who receives such material shall submit necessary for the administration of the a completed copy of Form NRC-74! to regulations in this part and parts 31-36. the Ceremisalon and to the ahlpte r of including tests of: the matertal within ten slos davs after (el Ilyproduct material; the material is received. The Cr IJnis-(b) Pacilities wherein bypmluct ma-ston's copies of the reports shall be sub-testal la ut11tred or stored; mitted to the US. Energy Research and (c) laadistion detection and monitar-Deve'opment Administration. Post Omce tng instruments; and Box E. Oak Ridge. TN 37830. (d) Other equipment and devices used abi Except as specified in paragraph in conricetk,n with the ultilzauon or (d) and se e of this section,each licensee storase of byproduct material. who is authortred to possess at any one $30.54 Coner.I and necewating peace-time a nd location rnore than 10.000 curies de for sralum. of tritium shall submit to the Commis-slon within thirty 833) days suer June 30 ) f al Except as specified in paragraph and December 31 of each year a state- + (b) of this section. each licensee aho is ment of his triuum inventory to the n authertred to possess at any one time and nearest hunJredth of a gram calculated location more than 10.000 curies of trit-at 10.000 cunes per gram. The reports e tum shall establish and maintain w 1t* shall be sut.mitted to the UE, Energy ten material control and accounting prc* Research and Develooment Administra-t esdures that are sumclent to enable the Lion. Post Omce Box E. Oak Ridge. TN licensee to account for the tritium in his 37830. al.d shall include the Reporting possession under specific license. The Identification S)mbol tRISr aufgned by written material control and accounting the Commistson to the heensee. procedures shall be maintained as long ses Except as specined in paragraph as the licensee retains possemion of the (ds of this section, each licensee who is triuum and for two years folloming authorized to possess. Import, or export transfer or export of the tritium'nd ac-tritium shall report promptly to the ap-eb) Written material control a propriate NRC Regiones Omce listed in counting procedures are not required for iIl tritium produced or possessed within Appendix D of Part 20 of this chapter by telephone and telegraph. mailtram, a production or ut1112ation factitty inet-l dental to the operaticn of the facility; or facsimile any incident in which an attempt has teen made or is be!!eved to ? (2) tritium contained in spent fuel, other have i een made to comrrut a thef t or Un-than trillum intentsonally produced in lamful diversion of more than 10 curies or re: overed from a production or utill-of such matenal at any ora time or more sapen f actitty for any subsequent use, (3) tritlum contained in devices tmported than 100 curies of such material in any one calendar year. The initial report by persons licensed to transfer such de-shall be follow ed althin a period of fif teen vices to persons exempt from licensing 8153 days by a aritten report submitted 6 pureuant to 130.ts; and a 4) trittum con-8 tanned in self luminous devices imported to the appropriate NRC Regional Omce ahich sets forth the detants of the ince-by persons iteerwed to transfer such de-dent and its consequer.ces. Cc'It et such vices to persons exempt from licensing written report shC1 be sent to the Dl-pursuant to i 30 li'* rector of Inspection and Enforcement. I U S. Nuclear Regulstory Commission. g 50.55 Tritium reports. washington. D C. 20555 subsequent to (a) Except as spectned in paragraph the submission of the written report re. (d) of this section, each licensee aho qulted by this paragraph, the licensee ( l 40 i s e i 6.

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5 30.63 i o aha!! prompt!v inform the 051ce of In-of proceedings therefor. facts or cre-asettien and Enforcerr ant by means of a duct which may warrant such action written report of any substanuve addl-shall have been called to the attentlen tketalinformation, which becornes avall* of the licenace in writing and the Bernsee able to the licent.ee concerning an shall have been accorded an oppor-atternpted or apparent theft or unlawfut tunity to demonstrate or achieve com-diversion of tritium. p!!ance with all lawful requiresnents. 438 *Ihe reporta described in this sec* teacs. see. get. es esat. 064: 42 UA c. 3:30. 1809 are not required fot, tritium poe-3237 Iso PJa. eles. June ss. stes as seswd $4arsuant to a general license arnended as sa FJt. Slee0 July 17 leTol provided in Part 31 of this chapter or for $ 30.62 Ria'.e se eneae she wlakholding trtuum contajned in spent fuel. oc reemu of byproelmet enaserial. tel The reporta desertbed in para-The Commtalon may cause the with-graph (b) of this asetton are hot required holding or recall of byproduct material for (1) truium produced or posseasM within a production or ut! 1zation facility to observe or istls to otnerve such safety kseidental to the operation of the facility. stand *rds to.,cotect health as may be tAher than triuum intentionany pro-establis)~~ '.,y the Commission, or who duced by or recovered froen a production uses suct matertsis in Molation of law or ut!!!sauon feel 11ty for any subsequent or regulation of the Commission or in tas; (2) tritti t contained to devices im-a manner other than as disclosed in the ported by persons lleensed to transfer application therefor or approved by the such devices to persons exempt from 11 Commission. wnstes paarsuant to 13015; or (3) trit-iso rn stas. June 26. sees, as assaded as j lt;2n contained in self-lu.ninnus devices so rn stas. Mar. 3. total Imported by persons licensed to transfer 5 30.63 Viola tions. auch deMees to persons exempt from 11-An truunction or other court order may censing pursuant to 130.19. be obtained prohtbiting any stolation of EJro-sasezT any prottsson of the Atomic Energy Act of IM4. as amended, or Tatle II of the l 30.61 Modification and re,ocation of Energy Recrysmzauon Act of 1974 or hernaea. any regulauon or order issued thereun-i tal The terms and conditions of each der. A court order may be obtained for license tsaued pursuant to the regu:a* the payment of a civil penalty imposed { uons in this part and Parts 31-36 shall pursur6nt to seation 234 of the Act for be subject to amendment, reytzion or violauon et section 53,57.62,63.St.82. modificauon by reason of amendmenta 101,103.104.107. or 109 of the Act, or to the Act. or by reason of rules regu-section 206 of the Energy Reorganization !ations and orders tasued in accordance Act of 1974. or any rule, regu',suon, or Ucense may be revoked, sua. order lasued thereunder, o* any term, condition, or limitation of any 1: cense pended or modified. in whole or in part, tsaued thereunder, or for any violation for any material false statement in the application or any statement of fact re-for which a license may be revoked under Quired under secuon 183 of the Act. or section 186 of the Act. Any person who I because of condluons revealed by such willfully violates any provision of the app!! cation or statement of fact or anF Act or any regulation or order lasued report, record or inspection or other thereunder may be guilty of a crime means thich would werrant the Com* and, upon conviction. may be punished m! salon to refuse to grant a license o' b; fine or irrprisonment or both, as pro-an ortsinal application. or for violation Med by law

• I of.or failure to observe any of the terrna and provisions of the Act or of any rule.

4 regulation or order of the Commission. tc) Except in cases of willfulness or those in which the public health, inter-est or safety requires otherwtae, no 11-cense shall be modifled. suspended or revoked unless, prior to.the institution 4I i i I I s o

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_u w-~ a q.c.nd e^ j .;a e . _. i. F43 Excerpts from Part 34 .t i LICENSES FOR RADIOGRAPHY AND RADIA'ItON 4 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR RADIOGRAP'IIC OPERATIONS ese. for me'ical diagnoals or therapy E ,j N $ 3 8.2 DeAsJtions. HJ Appuemuenaforso dnesw.n.== As used in this part: ses.n A-s,coss uce wne - (a) " Radiography" means the exams-see. nation of the structure of materials by M.8 4 tasuance or specise lacename for use os nondestructive methods. utihzing sealed sealee seurone la radiopephy, pources c{ byproduct materials; i % g_ m p. (b) " Radiographer" means any ind!. l 8'""'* vidual who performs or who. in attend. t ance si the alte where the nesled source Hss tamsta on lesene or redisuon ror radio-or sources are being used, persona!1p 8'*Ph88 88Po**'s aerness ame star-supervises radiographic operauens and t

• • "g" who is responsible to the licensee for as-gg,

g t suring comphance with the moutrements 342s escree,precaunama, of the Commisalon's regulatnons and the M24 madauen survey ustruments, conditionsof t.he!!eense; Mas tant tasmas. nepaa. tassias. c,entag. (c) " Radiographer's assistant" maans mad!Scauan and terwa==s of any individual who under the personal soakd sources-supervtsten of a radtographer. uses rad!. HJe Quarterly lavenscry otraphic exposure devices, sealed sources $ $ j,,,g,,,,,,,,,,g,, or related handhng tools, or radiat*Jn graphie espcuwe devnees and tw. durvey instruments in rad!rigraphy; age osatalaars. (d)

• Radiographic exposure dettee" means any Instrument containing a p-as massaru>ss w neumarwve.

= Raanosmarunas ano n-. so sealea source fastened or contained Assasva ng, theretn. In which the scaled source or shielding thereof may be moved, or M otherwise changed, from a shielded to u and m purus. 3423 p.,,onnet snowng. unshielded posttion fsr purposes of mak-P Psa.atwnaar m masumanasunc ,,,q ns a*ty by. product matertal that la enessed in a 84 41 semtty. capsule deslaned to prevent leakage or M y Pom escape of the byproduct matertal; (f) " Storage centainer'* means a de-Emarrums vice in which sealed sources are trans. Hat appucanona rar ammmpuans. ported or stored. Appendia A. l 34.3 App!)estions for speci$e licenace. I 34.1 Parpose and ecope. Applications for speci!!c Ileenses for his part prescribes requ!refuents for use of sealed sources in rad!0stsphy shall the issuance of licenses for the use of be filed on Form NRC 313R. "AppI1ca. ( sealed sources containing byproduct ma* tion for Byproduct Matertal Lic ense-Use of Scaled Sources in Radiostr.phy" I terial and radiation safety requ! rem.nts for persons using such eenled sourm in $ubport B-Itodiotion lofety l radiography, ne provialens and to Requirements quirements cf this part are in addition to, and not in substitution for, other re-EcnrutNT CONTsot, quitec.enta of this chapter. In partic. $ 34.23 IJmite on levels of re liation foe utar, she provisions cf Part 30 of this radiographee es pasure closces arul f chapter apply to app"estions and Licenses *" 8' '*"'*I" "' I i susir tiotmspa m nominein s part Radiographic e,posure de.1res mess. shall apply to uses of byproduct matertal uring less than four til laches from the r l Preceding page blank 4 o he. % h M 4.mp-4 .6 .b e

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- - A4 1 U 2-1 ,4 134.22 scaled source storage position to any ex- $ 34.25 taak testing. eepair. tagging. ' i. terior surface of the dernce shan hay-open!ng, medmcation and replace. no rs411ation level in excess of 60 mull-ment *I **= led sourcee. 9 toentsens per hout at six (St inches tal The replacement of any sealed from any es".erior surf ace o; the dolce. aource f as;ened to or contained in a radt-Radiostsphic exposure devices measure-agraphlo esposure device and Icak test-g ing a m!nimum ci four (4) Inchea from ing, repair, tagging. opening or any I the aested source stcrage position to any other modificauon of any realed source l 1 estertor surf ace of the Jerice, and all anall be performed only by persons spe-storage containers for sesJed sources or cAfically au;horized by the car

• Man for radiograptuc eiposure devices, shall to do so.

have no radtauon level Ln excess of 3o0 tb) Each sealed source shall be tested milliroentgens per hour at any exterior for leakage at intervals not to exceed 8 surf ahr. and ten 4105 midiroentgens per months. In the absence of a certtficate hour at or.e meter from any exterior sur-from a transferor that a test has been face. 'Ihe radiation levela specified are made within the 6 months prior to the with the sealed source in the shielded transfer. the sealed source aball not be it.e.,"of") position. put into use unt!! tested. (c) "Ihe leak test shall,be capable of $ S4.22 Imeking of redsegrepide ea-p,. g,, w ..g ,.g. detecting the presence 4 3.005 micro-curte of removable contamination on the I sealed source. An acceptable leak test Nach radiographic expoem dotee for sealed sources in the pos==mion of a l shall be provided with a loca or outer radingraphy licensee would be to test locked container designed to prevent un-at the nearest access!ble point to the authorized or accidental removal or ez* sealed source storage poaltion, or other posure of a sealed source and sh,all be appropriate measuring point. by a pro-kept locked at all times except wben cedure to be approved pursuant to i 34.11 under the direct surveillance of a radt-if). Records of leak test results shall be ographer or radiograp'.cr's eaststant. or kept in unita of microcuries and main-as may te otherwise authorized pursuant tained for inspection by the Commission j to 134.41. Each storage contsiner hke-for sit months after the next required wtse shall oe prov1ce;1 with a loca and leak test te performed or until the scaled kept locked then containing sealed source is tran ferred or disposed of. sources exsept when the container la (d) Any test conducted pursuant to under the direct surveillance of a rad ** paragraphs (b) and (c) of this sectJon ocrapher or radicarapher's eaststant. which reveals the presence of 0.005 E 34.23 Storege precautions. microcurie or more of removable radio Iocked rad!ographic exposure devices act've material shall be considered evi-and storage containers shall be physt-dence that the sealed source is leaking. nsu shah Immely whaw cally secured to prevent tampering or the equipment involved from use and retnoval by unauthorized personnel. shall cause it to be decontaminated and $ 34.24 Radiailen earwr instrument repaired or to be disposed of. in accord-The licensee shall maintain suf1cisnt ance with Commission regulat!ons. A report shall be ft!cd. within 5 days of the calibrated and operable radiation sur-test, with the Director of Nuclear Ms. vey instruments to make physical radla-terial Safety and Safeguards. UE. Nm tion surveys as required by this part and Part 20 of thLs chapter. Each radiation clear Regulatory Commission. Washing. I survey instrument shall be calibrated at ten. D.C. 20555 describing the equipment intervals not to exceed three months and involved. the test results. and the cor-after each instrument vrvicing and a rective action taken. A copy of such re-l record shall be maintamed of the resulta port shall be sent to the Director of the of tach instrument calibration and date appropriate Nuclear Regulatory Com-thereof for two years after the date of mission's Inspection and Enforem.nent calibration. Instrumentation required Regional Ocice listed in Appendix D of l f by this section shall have a range such Part 20 of this chapter " Standards for l that two milliroentgens per bout tnrousb Protection Against Radiation? l one roentgen per hour can be measured. (e) A seated source which le not faa-no rR sies. June 2s.19ss. as amended at tened to of ' coritained in a radlo-si FR ls3o2. May 3.191s j graphtC exposure deV!ce shall have per-l j 44 1 i t i l l 6-a ,-a. o

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~ ?c. .g: f ?*' a b. -i' I g s y -y ..,,., - ~ ~,. s a lA i t - i .i $ 34 32 1 tsanently attached to tt a dtcable tag at part and in the app!! cable sections of least one (1) Inch square bearing the Parta 19 and 20 of this chapter. NRC i praectlbed radf atic.n cauuon symbot in license (s), and the licensee's operaung convenuccal colors, masenta or purple and emergency procedures, and shal! m a yellow bartground. and at least the have demonstrated understanding there. Instructions: " Danger-Radioacuve Ma. of; and 8 totta!-Do Not Randle-NOL1!y Civil Au-(3) Has demonstrated compctence to a t trerttles ti Found." use the radiogrsphic exposure dettces. sealed sources. related handling tools 8 34.26 Quarteels lavenicey. and survey instrumente which will be Each fleensee shall conduct a quar

• employed in his assignment.

terly physical inventory to account for eb) De licensee shall not permit any edl sealed sources received and rosseued person to act as a radiographer's mastst-imder his license. We records of the ant unul such person-inventories shau be maintained for two al) Ras received copies of and 11.strue. Fears from the data of the inventory for t!c is in the !!eenaee's operating and insgettlon by the CommLsalon. and shall emergency proceduras, and shall have include the quant'tles and kinds of by* demonstrated understanding the.wof! rroduct material, location of scaled and sources, and the date of the inventory. (3) Has demonstrated competem to I g 34.27 Utilisation lose, use under the personal supervtalon of 'he radiopacDu the radopaWe exposm Each licensee shall maintain curTent dWees. sealed sources, twisted hanh loss. ah!ch shall be kept available for tools and radauon suncy instrunenta twc years from the dste af the recorded which W W employed in bla maatsn-event. for inspection by the Ccmmission,

1. 1. "E" at the address specified in the licerue.

showing for each sealed source the fol. g 34.32 Operating and emeesemey peo-eedores. lowins information: (a) A desertpuon (or make and model he licensee's operating and emer-number) cf the radiographic erv.sure sency procedures shall incluoe instruc. device or storage container in which the tions in at least the following: scaled source la located; (a) ne handling and use of !! censed (b) ne Iden.!!y of the radiographer scaled sources and radlographie exposure to whom assigned; and devices to be etnployed such that no per-(c) We plant or site where used and son is likely to be exposed to radiation dates of use, doses in excess of the 11 mite established in Part 23 of this chapter

• Standards for E 34.28 Inspection and ensintenance of Pmtecuon AgainstRadiation";

endlegraphie esposure desices and (b) Methods and occasions for con-storate containere. ducting radiation surveys; We licensee shall co'nduct a program (c) Methods for con

• rolling access to fcr inspection and maintenance of radio-radiographic areas; gTaphic es;xnure devices and storage (d) Methods and occasions forlocking containers to assure proper funcuoning and securing radiographic exposure de-f of components important to safety, vices, storage containers and sealed a

PEascarat. Rapt 4710w Sarrry Reactus-ruonnel monitoring and the use { e asswTs rom Raorocesentas asa Raon jo-of personnel mordtoring equipment; a as' Assistans ,g,.ITansporting scaled souras to I 34.31 IJmitations. field locations, including packing of radiographic erposure devices and stor-(2) ne licenace shall not permit any age ccmalnus in the Wcles, posung person to act sa a radlographer until of veh!cles and control of the scaled such person. "I I'"' (1) !!a.s been instructAf in the sub-g exp Sm of pusons in h lects outlined in Appendix A of this part 6 and all have demonstrated under. 3 e1 for notifying

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en n. inspects .nd main-are = *. 1 M radiographie espesure @rvlees and (b) A physical radiation survey shall v ntceseecontateers. be made after each radiographic expo. 4 sure during a redtographic oper, tion to t a-g34,33 y determine that the sealed at, tree has i (a) he Ibenece shall not permit any been returned *n its shle'dm1 cosd!Uon. I i tndividual to act as a radiographer or as (c) A phyancal radiation survey shall i' a radiograpter's masistant unless. at all be made to determine *. hat each esaled times d.aring radic4raphic operationa source is in its shielded condition prior J 4 each such andividual nears a direct-to securing the radiographic exposure de-i Y r=dina pocket st-tmeter and either & vice and storage container as specified illm badge or a thermoluminescence in 134.22. dos cieter. Ptchet dostmeters shall have (d) Records shall be kept of the sur-this .a ruse f. ors sero to at least 200 milli-veys requ' red by paragraph (c) rtwatserr and shall tre recharged daily secuoc. Ouch records thsal be in. d er at the start of each shif t. Each film ta!ned for inspect!)n by the Comn_ ston S bastae east thermoluminescence dos!* for two years after completion of the 6 aneter shall be easigned to and worn by survey. If the survey was used to deter-5 on:s o'.no individual. mine an individual's esposure. however. 'bt Pocket dealmeters shall be read the records of the survey shall be main-i an# exposures recorded daily. An indi-t&ined until *be Commtanton authorises vbual's f2m badge or thermolumines-their dispostuon. cones destmeter thall be immediately Essaarrione processed !! his pocket dosimeter is dis- {t charged beyond its range. Reporta re. I 34.51 Applications for eactiopilena. O cette$ from the badge or dosimeter pro-ne twmi-lan may, tpon applica- >} censor s.nd records of the pocket dos!* uon by any 11:ensee or Lpon Its own aneter readings shall be maintained for init1&uve, grant such exentpticna from j 1:wpection by the Commission until it the requirements of the regulauocs ir l auth, rizes their dispossa, this part as it determines att authorised Pascaeriorsay Paocanessa Dr by law and will not rer. ult in undue has-Raszocsentze OPsastop ard to life of property. I $ 34.41 Securi'.r. Aretacts A I' During each rsdiographic operation

• mn a a o fa laura esfety.

the radiographer or radiogrPpher's as-A. Characterisucs or gamma radiathn. sistant shall maintain a direct survell* B. Untte er radtsuon dose imrem) and lance of the operauon to protect against quanuty or radaoacustty acurtet. unauthortzed entry into a high radlauon C. Hazards or ascensive esponure or radts. tion-area. as deaned in Part 20 of this chsp-Id "I' d '*d ""'" f*" "*'"* '""" ter, except (a) where the high radiation ,,[g alta la equipped with a control device cr g, g,g.nda er ec atroutng radiation dese. an alarta system sa described in 1 20.203

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I 20.204(c) of this chapter, areas in 3.1.tmitaucas. Which radlofraphy is being performed B. f,urver techalques. shall be conspicuously posted ac required C. Use or personnel monitoring equipmer 4. by 120.203 (b) and (c)(1) of this chap. I. Fl!n t>adges. 8 Pock'5 da'tmeters. ter.

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ur. Radiographie equipmens to be used. 3 34.43 lladiaileen eueven and een,ey regeeds. A. Remete 2:anditt.g equtpment,. l .a) No radiogmrhic op0 ration shall ba $a in cor. ducted unlers cabbrated and operable tv. The requinments or pertinent rederal radtation survey instrumentauon as de-Resulanona. acribed in i 34.24 is avatisble and used at

v. 'Its tieer. sees writter. oprating and each site whers radiographic exposures emergency procedures.

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~ 1 $ 40.51 j t Ebl Neither the Itcense nor any right Commluton or the Atomic Energy Com-under the license shau be asstened or suission under petion 274 of the Act; c(.heratse transferred in vlolauon of (3) To any person exempt from the the provisions of the act. licensing requirements of the Act and (c) Each person licemed by 'he Com* regulations in this part, to the extent mhston pursuant to the regulations in permitted under such exempuon: tids part shall connne his possession (45 To any person in an Agreement l and use of source material to the loca. State subject to the jurisdicuon of that i. tions and purposes authorized in the !!- State aho has been exempted from the cense. Except as otherwise provided in licensing requirements and regulations the license, a 11 cense issued pursuant to of that State, to the extent permitted the regulauons in this part shall carrF under such exemption; with it the right to receive possess, use ($) To any person authorized to re-and tr. sport source material. Preparation ceive such source material under terms [ for shipment and transport of source of a spectne license or a general license material shall be ir sccordance with the or their equivalents laaued by the Com-provisions of Part 71 of this chapter. mission or an Agreement State; or ide Each license lasued pursuant to (6) As otherwise authorised by the the regulations in this part shall be C(mmission in writing. deemed to contain the provtsions set (c) Before transferring source mate. farth in sections Ig3b.-d., of the act. rial to a spectne licensee of the Commis-whether or not aald provisions are es. slon or an Agreement State or to a gen-pressly set forth in the !! cense-eral licensee who is required to register it) The Commiss!on may incorporate with the Comrnission or a1th an Agree-in any lleense at the time of issuance. ment State prior to yeceipt of the source or thereafter by appropriate rule, regu-material. *! licensee (*ansferring the lauon or order. such addittenal reautre-materist sh verify that the trar'sferee's ments and conditions with respect to license authorizes receipt of the type, the !!censee's receipt. pcueuton, use form, and quantity of source material to transfer. Import and emport of tour" tw transferred. material as it deems appropriate ed

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vertncauon required by paragraph (c) (1) Promote the common defense and of this section are acceptat.le: security: rip The transferor may have in his (2) Protect health or to minimize possession and read. a current copy of danter to life or property; the transferee's specific 11 cense or res-(3nProtect restricted data; tstration ceruncate; (4) Require such reports and the 421 The transferor may have in his keeping of such records, and to provide pnnsesston a written certification by the for such inspections of activttles under transferee that he is authorized by t!.e Ikense as may be necessary or ap. license or registrauon cert 1Acate to re-propriate to effectuate the purposes of ceive the type, form, and quantity of source material to be tramferred, spect. the act and regulations thereunder. fying the license or registration certif1-cate number, tssuing agency and expira-Tasparts or SouscE MarealsL tion date; $ 40.51 Trenefec of eoene material. (3) For emerrency shipments the transferer may accept oral certia.eation (a) No lleensee shall transfer source by the transferee that he is authorized material except as authorited pursuant by 11 cense or registration certiacate to to this section. \\ receive the type form, and quantity of tb) Except as otherwise provided in source material to be transferred. spect-his license and subject to the provisions fying the lleense or rettstration certift-of paragraphs (c) and (d) of this sec-cate number, issuing arency and expira-6 l tion, any licensee may transfer source tion date: Prorided. That the oral cer. P material: tineauon is conarmed in wrtuns within it) To the Administration: 10 days: (4) The transferor may cbt.an other (2) To the agency in any Agreement State which regulates radioacuve mate-sources of information compded by a re-rials pursuant to an agreement with the porting service from oCicial records of 48 n n A_ a

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• materlat which must be maintained pur-54C.63 Tuta, suant to paragraph tal of this section shall be maintained as long as the 11-Each !!censee shall perform.or permit the Commission to perform, sitch tests censee retains possession of the source material and for five years following as the Commission deems apprcpriate or transfer. export. or disposition of the necessary for the administraticn of the regulations la this part. including tests source material. 42) Records of export og of source material shall be maintained (al flource materiall for five years after such event. (3) Rec-(b) Facilities wherein source materiet ords of transfer of source material shall as utilized or stored; be maintained by the I;censee who trans*

(c) Radiation deteet4n and monitor- ! erred the material until the Commission ing instruments: and authorizes their disposition. t4) Records (d) O'.her equipment and devices used of disposal of source matertal than be in connection with the utilization and maintained in scenrdance with j 20.401 storage of source material. (c) of this chapter. IS) If source mate-rial is combined or mixed with other 11 Moptr! CATION ANs RtvoCsTIht censed material and subsequently treated or I.scansas in a manner ah1ch makes direct correls-g 40.71 Modification. eevocation and tion of a *eceipt record with a transfer. terminanon of lireneca. export. et oisposition record impossible. tal "the terms and conditions of s ch evabiative techn!auen mth am Mrst-in-license that! be subject to ameridmes t. first-nut may be used for purposes of the revision, or modifleaticn by reason t.' 49 Q g .g

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• Act of 19'4. or any rule. regulation, or est or safety requires otherwise, no beense shall be modi!!ed. suspended. or order issued thereunder, or s'ty term.

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• or for any violation for which may warrant such action shall which a licer.se may be revoked under have been called to the attention of the section 186 of the Act. Any person who lleensee in writing and the lleensee shall willfu;1y violates any provision of the have been accorded opportunity to dem.

Act or any regulation or order lasJed onstrate or ach! eve compliance with all thereuncer may be guilty of a crime and. lawful requirements. upon conviction, may be punished by fine (d) "The Commission may terminate or imprisonment or both, as provided by a specific !! cense upon request submitted law. L r 1. { l l'1 l I I I r-50 5 I t i. j t, a} * *q W e.f ,y( _, _( I ,g, l l

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3 r 1. W; 'y F# 4 e[tj.; Fxcerpts from Part '40 het ..I d. g SPECIAL NUC'IAR MATCIML 1 LU ?. A { l tm er - y[p ' elusmat hovtssoses 70S3 Material stattaa reporta OC 70 54 Nu test mater'st ransfer reporta Ith "I N'P'"- 10 55 Inspections. F 70 66 Tes.s. "3""' .,4 [g 70 87 Measurement centrol program for hW-189 8 Comrsu.lcatanna.

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N8 f aterpretauoam ar.d accc *nttrig s 70 64 tv ame nta. nut ear material con-M 7ktt Persons using a a V

• uc ear amatertal 70 59 E"luent moottoring reportang require.

under cerialp. g a Mesearch and ments f5 IUc3"*a,$u8tWS's'n'm*". ion*"' "o='c== a a= a ='ac=== ac s'c a-j- cortracts f0 8 8 Modtocauon and revocation et it-(A O " J Carriers. r e.,. b, 7e 3 3 Department of Defense 10 82 S,tspension and operatica to war ce gg . < 14 Specule esemplict.a a attonal emergency Oswanat Ltctawa Euroacsassat . -.{#{ YO ;8 Trpes of licenses, to 73 yiota g,ona. f 7449 General Buense tw caShratto.1 or ref. A va nca rt y : Sees. St. 63. 161. 182. 183. 64 tn ereto e soisrees b9 7'.*O Oe-erst license to ow 4 special nucles, Stat E9 S ic. as amended. 948. sa amended.

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1U3 Requireisenta for tie ap;roest or 70 4tf as tuued ander sec 161b ca stet. 98L g[ s p.)t'c. ti..ets 421.4C 22Clebt are il 70 $1 to 70 $$ issued ~0 2 4 Criticalist accident requirrerents. urider sec telo. 64 Stat. 9M. as amended (42 U5C 220l t o n ). d

• Moscr The pros 1stons cf this Part 70

{t - 70 32 Condittor.s c,f itet ses 70 31 fasuance of ficensu ,ppy. 21 FJL 784f reb. 3. l*S6 u.Hees s.thermise acted. 70 33 Renewe.1 of treenees. i7' 70 34 Amendment of licenses Nonesus Larver CH8=c.ra: 40 FR 841-4792. W 7035 Ccmmlaston actico ots appiletuona to Mar. 3,1973

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tenew or a:teend 70 34 Ina!!enability of 1 catwa. GrNte4L PROV!110N& '9 7037 DtacLainzer of warrantaa. 7033 spectne tie.nses far "e manufs:tur, 4M1 Pu rs=.=c. + or import v calit. at.an or reference fa) The re2ulations in this part estab. l l ,M lish procedures and criteda for the o Acwetsmou. Usa emo Isa=9ers er Mesc1aa luuance of llcenses to retelve title to. Nucu.s Marraut Casoncan Risura e' own. acquire, deliver, rective, povess. I 70 41 Autho se - u. y :.f; K;Qr) F n . 2 4. Y W < f,. ' _? O % A _;E ' _ d!' n- ' ' ~ ~ J: 7 n r ,,.A s y -p n y "a $ 70.32 (* 1 - :s 'f ~Y .h Ltcausas propriate to effettuate the purposes of the act and regulations thereunder. E 70.32 Cond; fone of 18cenace. (ca Each license authorizing the pos-l tal Each license shall expire (escept session at any one time arkt location of spulal nuclear maWial M a quanW 6 as provided in 170 33tbi), at the time afwifled in the license and shall contain cla! nuclear materlil and the useof 5.tch e l and be subject to the following special nuclear material except those [ conditions: uses involved in the operation of a nu-L (Il ifleserved] clear reactor licensed pursuant to P>rt (3) No right to the special nuclear 50 of this chapter and those involved in material shall be conferred by the 11 a waste disposal operation and in seale;l cense except as defined by the license; sources shall contain and te sublect 13 836 Neither the license nor any right a conditton requirtng the ll estwe to under the license shall tw amalgned or maintain and fo!!ow ils the program otherwlse trar.sferred in violation of the for control and accounting for special prowlsions of the act! nuclear material and fundamental mate-

84) Mi special nuclear material shall rial controls described pursuant 13 810 22 t,e subject to the riant of recapture or tbl or 8 70.58<18 825 the measurement contsol reserved by section 108 and to control program for special nuclear ma-j all other proutsions of th* act; terlats control and accounting described.

j e5) No spec!al nuclear h.Mrla] me? pursuar.t to 8 70 57(cl. and 138 such be use d in any uttil2ation or pruh.?~' other matertal control procedures as the, faellity except in accordance with the Commission determines to be essentJan ; provblons of the act; for the safeguard:ng of special nuclear 48' 'Ite !!cenace shall not une the msterial and providing that the beensee 4 special nuclear mat:rtal to ecnstruct an shall enake no change ahich would de-1- atom *c acapon or any component of a*l crease the effectiseness of the material [ atomic weapon; control and accounting program pre-g

47) Except to the extent that the in*

pared pursuant to II '10.22tbl. 703811). 6 demnification and hmitation of liability or 70 51*gl. and the me uurement con-I provisions of Part 140 of this chapter t:31 program prepared pursuant 13 8 70.- apply, the licensee sail hold the United 57sc) without the prior approval of the States ar.d !!ae Adminhtration harmless Commtwon. A hcernce destreng Lo mne from any dernames aesulting from the use such changes shall submit an application i or possession of special nuclear material for amendment to his license pursuant leased from the Administration by the to I 70 34. The licensee shall maintain licensee: records of changes to the matettal con-185 he license shall be subicet to trol and accountmg program made with. [ and the lleensee sha:t observe. ell ap-out prior Commission approval. fw a pe-I p!!catile rules regulations and orders of riod of five years from the date of the i the Commission. change and shall furnish to the Director sb1 De Commission may incorporate of Nuclear Material Safety and Safe. j In any lleense such additional cond!tjons guards. U 8. Nuclear Itegulatory Com-l and requirements alth respect to the mission. Washington. D C. 20555. w+tn a i lleensee's ownership, receipt possetsion. copy to the appropriate NRC flegional use transfer, import and export of spe. OfLce snown in Appendix A of Part 73 of a clat nuclear material as it deems appro-thts chapter a report contelning a de- { prlate or necessary in order to: scription of each change within: (1) Promote the common defense and all Two months of the change if it security; pertains to urantum-223. uranium-235 123 Protect health or to minimize contained in uramum enriched 20 per-danger to life or property; cent or more in the uranium-235 isotope, (3) Protect flestricted Data or plutonium, except plutonium contain-j (4) Ouard against the loss or diver

• Ing 80 percent er more by selght of the

{ slon of special nucl car material. gsotope Pu-238. and (St itequire auch reports and the e 2: Six months of the change if it per. keeping of such records. and to provide tains to uranium cariched less th:n 20 for such inspections. of activltles under percent in the uranium 2351sotope, or the license as may be necessary or ap-plutantum contaming 80 g ercent or 4 52 i i l i ?

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• Die licensee shall make no change reactor licensed pursuant to Part 50 of which would decrease the eSectiveness of this chapter, and aho has not submitted i

the plan for physical protection of spe-a physical security p!sn as described in L cial nuclear material in transit prepared g 70.;2.hD. sr.all submit a physical secu-f pursuant to 6 7022ege or 73 30 set of this rity plan to the AEC for approval by chipter without the prior approval of the huny 7.1974. .t Comm2ssion. A licensee desiring to mske .uch chinges shall r.ubmit an apphea-i.un for a change in the technical spect. AcQUtsmoN. Use suo TaANstra or SPE-Dentions incorporated in his license, if ciaL NucLzas ht4TLa14L. CaaDIToma' any, or for an amendment to his license KIcRTS ' pursuant to I 50.90 or i 70 34 of this chapter..ni.ppropriate ' Die licensee may I T u fn d v id N W p ""g-make changes to the plan for physical protection of special nuclear matertal (at No licensee shall transfer special uithout prior Commission approval if nuclear material except as authorized these changes do not decrease the efec-pursuant to this sectton. tweness of the 3:lan. A report containing (be Except as otherwise provided in [ a descript4n of each change shall be his license and subject to the provisions furnisher.: the Director of Nuclear h! ate-of paragraphs act and idt of this section. rtal Saf ety and Safeguards. UE. Nuclear any licensee may transfer special nu. Tlegula tory Commission. Washmston, clear material: D.C. 20555. sith a copy to the appro-418 To the Administration; g;riate NRC Regional Omce shonn in 42s To the agency in any Agreement j Appendix A of Part 73 of this chapter State which regulates radioactive ma-within two months after the change. terials pursuant to en agreement with P te) The Dcensce shall make no change the Commissica or the Atomic Energy which v/ould decrease the effectiveness of Commission under section 274 of the a security plan prep.tred pursuant to Act. If the quantity transferred is not i 70.22t h) or paragraph (f a of this sec-sufficient to forrn a critical mass; tion without the prior approvt.1 of the (3) To any puson exempt frem the Commission. A Istensee desiring to make lleensing requirements of the Act and such

• chac.re shall submit an applica.

tegulations in this part. to the extent tion for en amendment to his license pertnitted'under such exemption; pursuant to 170.34. The bcenste shall 14l To any person in an Agreement maintain records of chinges to the plan State. subject to the jurtsdictlan of that made without prior Commtulon aD-Stase. who bas been exempted from the proval. for a pertod of two years from the licen mg requirements and regulations date of the change, and shall furnt h to of that State, la the extent pernaitted the Director of Nuc car hiat: rial Safety under such exemption; s id Safeguards. U S. Nuclesr Regule'ory e5 To any person authorized to re- [ Cummission. Washugton, D.C. 20555. ceive such sp-cial nuclear material under g with a copy to the appropriate NRC terms of a specifie " cense or a general Regional Omce shomn in App (ndix A of Itcense or their equivalents issued by the l { Part 73 of this chapter, a report contain. Commist. ton or an Agreement State; or j ing a description of each change within 16D As other alte ruthorhed by the tuo months after the change is made. Commission in writing. t If) Each licensee who is authorized to (c e Before transferring special nuclear possess or use at any site or contiguous material to a specific 1:censee of the site st.bject to control by the Itcensee Commissian or an Agreement State or to urantum-235 (contained in uranium en. a general licensee who is required to reg. riched to 20 percent or more an the d-235 ister with the Co nmission or with an isotopen uranium :33. or plutontur9 h!cne Agreement State prior to receipt of the / I or in any comb'natzon in e. quar.taty of special nuclear material. the 1;censec transferring the matertal shall verify 5.000 grams or rnere computed by the y that the transferee *s license authorizes formula. grams =

• grams contained receipt of the type, form, and quantity of U-235t +2 5 terams U-233 + grams p!u-special nuclear material to be trans-tonium), other than possession or use in-ferred.

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81) The transferor may have in his than 20 percent uranium-235 by wetaht.

gossession, and read, a crrrent copy of e3) " Element

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the transferee's apecific heense or reg. tonium. tstrauon certificate; (4i "Pissile isotope" means i18 ura-

12) The transferor may have in his nium *,3 or till uranium-235 by enttch-I ponession a written certification by the ment category.

transferee that he la authorized oy 11-158 " Limit of error" means the uncer. cense or registration certifieste to receive tainty component used in constructma a the type. form, and quantity of special 95 percent confidence interval am:,clated ntelear material to be transferred. spect. with a quantity af ter any recognized blaa fymt the beense or registration certift-has been eliminated or its effect sc-cate number issuing agency and expira. counted for. tion date; 465 " Material balance" means a deter-l (3) For emergency shipments the mination of material unaccounted for I transferor may accept oral certincation eMUPs by subtracting ending inventory by the transferee that he is authorized eED plus remavals (Rt from beginning by heense or registration certificate to inventory eBIl plus additions to inven. receive the type, form and quantity of tory ( A). Mathematically, spedal nuclear material to be trans-ferred, specifying the license or registra-WPu Bit A-EI--R tion cert 1*lcate number, issuing agency (D "Metnial in process" means any and expiration date: Protided. That the special nuclear material pcssessed by the oral certafication is connrmed in writing licensee except in unopened receipts, scaled sources. and ultimate product ~ within 10 days,ksferor rnay obtain other ma ntamed undu tampeqsdnr (4) "W e traa acurres of information comps!cd by a re-cal m n ry nwans W. parting service from omenal records cf mination on a measured basis of the the Commission or the 11 censing agency quantity of special nuclear material on hand at a given time. The methods of of sn. Agreement State as to the identity physicalinventory and asscelated meas-c,f !Jcensees and the srope and expiratton urements wul vary depending on the dates of bcenses and registrataons; or material to t,e inventorted and the proc-

15) When none of the methods of vert.

ess involved? fication described in paragraphs (de i11 (9) " Removals from material in proc-to (in of this secttoa are readily avail. ess" Includes measured quantities of spe. E able er when a transferor dessres to ver-ctal nuclear maternal disposed of as dis. Ify thst information necened by one of cards, encapsulated as a sealed source. such methods is correct or up-to-date. or in other ultimate product placed under the transferer may obtain and record tamper-saftnc or shipped offsite, confirmation from the Commusion or (106 " Tamper-safin2" rneans the use the licensme agency of an Agreement of devices on enntalpers or vaults in a titate that the transferee is licensed to manner and rit a time that ensures a receive the special nuclear matertat clear indication of any violation of the BeresaL Nt ettaa Matratat Co'vinot, integrity of previously made measure. Hrconcs ftreomrs ano Insrictrows' ments of special nuclear material within t 70.31 Maeces,al lsalance. inientart. and the container or vault, till " Ultimate psoduct'* means any "3*'"" spect.11 nuc!c,r material in the form of f ai As used la this section: a product that would not be f trther proc. (Il " Addit 10ns to maternalin process" essed at that licensed location. means receipts that are opened eacept for i128 " Unopened receipts" means re. receipts opened only for samphng and ceipts not opened by the !!. ensee, in-subsequently maintained under tamper-chtdtn receipts of scaled sources, and safing, and opened sealed sources. (2) "Enrichinent category" for urant* um-235 means hiith-enriched uranium-522 yn 23ss. Feb 3.196 scriteria for phtstemt intentories are set that urantum a hnse isotope content ts out in paragraph gr) or this see: son. 54 4

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a. I 70.51 rectlpts opersed G31r for samp!!ng and of contained uranium 235. uranium-233 subsequently maintained under tamper-or plutonium, or any combination there-safing. of, shall conduct a ph> steal intentory of e b e e !I Each licensee shall keep records oil special nuclear material in his pos-shoutng the receipt. Inventory dinclud. senton under heense at intervals not to ing locations, disposal, act:utsition, im-exceed twelve months. Intrt, esport, and transfer of all special 'er Effective Af ay 6.1974. each 11cen-nuclear maternal in his possession re-see uhn is authortred to possess at any j gardless of its crisin or method of ac-one time srectil nuclear material in a quisttlon. Quantity exceeding one effective kilocram s2s Records uhich are required by of special nuclear material end to use the regulations In this part or by license such special nudear matertal for activi-condition shall be mamtained for the ties other than those involved in the op. ger6cd srectned by the appropriate regu. eration of a nuclear reactor Ilcensed lation cr itcense condition. lf a reteniton pursuant to Part 50 of this chapter or pe flod is not otherntse specified by those involved in a waste d'spo*al opera-regulation or license condition, such tion: as sealed sources; or as reactor Ir-records shall be maintained until the radiated fuels im alved in research, de-Como tssion authortaes their disposition. velopment, and evaluation programs in 83B Hecolds cf recetpt, acquisition. fact!!ttes other than irradiated fuel re-1:hysical innentory. or import of specias processin.; p! ants, shall: nuclear material which mtat be main. 41s hiaintrin procedures shich shall tained pursuant to paragraph thsele include: of this section f. hall be maintained as ils Procedures for tamper-safing con-long as the licensee retains possession tainers or vaults containing special nu-of the maternal ard for nye tears fol-clear material not in process, ut.lch in-losing transfer or export of such ma-clude control of access to the devices and terial. Pecords of mientory maintained records of the d.ite and time of apphea-to demonstrate comrt:ance unth para-tion of each device to a containct or graph 70 58'ha shall be maintained for %ault: unique identificktion of each such sit months. Item: Inventory records shouang the.

44) Itecords of export of special nu.

Identity locaticn. and quantity of spe-clear material shall be maintained for caal nuclear material for all such items; five years af ter such egent. and records of the source and disposition eSt Hecords of transfer of special nu-of al?, such items: clear maternal to other persons shall fils Records of the quantitles of special" be maintained by the beensee who trans-nuclear material added to or removed ferred the material until the Commts-from the process; alon authorties their dispostticn. Records inita Irnentory records for the quantsty required by paracraph eco elseve of this of specta nuclear maternalin process: section sha'l be maintamed for five itve Unsque identancation of items or years. containes s containing special nuclear 866 Records of disposal of special nu. matertal in process: Imentory records clear material sha'l be maintamed in se* Showing the identity locatson.and quan-cordance with 6 20 401ac

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103-written mstettal contrcl snd ac-quantity of special nucleat material cou.1 ting procedures which are sufficient transferred: to enable the hcensee to account for the. stle Requirements for authorized special nuclear matestal in his possession slanatures on each document for trans-under ltrente fer of s ecial nuc! car material between Edi Except as required by paracraph material bal1nce areas: and l lei of this recttan. each brensee who is e th e Strans for control of and account-l authortred to possess at any one time ing for intern't transfer documents. l and :ocation special nur! car matert I in s2n On or before Etay S.1974, and a quantity totahnt more than 350 nrams thereaf ter as nece! ary to cornply ulth 55 i l b-

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n(t, to eKreet*: as spr>ropriste. In unopened receipts sin. til 2 calendar months for plutonium cluding receipts opened only for sam-( except for plutonium containing 80 per-phrig and subsequently maintained under t cent or mose by meistht of the tsotope tamper-safings, and ultimate products Pu-238. uranium-233 and for uranium maintained under tamper-manng or in enriched 20 percent or more in tf e the form of scaled mources; isoto,se uranturn.235 sexcept as provided g$, Estab!!sh and maintain a system in paragraph tes t3sitis of this section); of control and accountability such that and the limits of error for any maternal un-e116 6 calendar months for urantum en. accounted for sMUri ascertained as a riched 'est than 20 percent in the isotope. urar..m-235: for plutonium. U-233 and result of the material balances made hich-ceriched urantum in th1t portion pursuant to parastaph cen t3D of this of an irradiated. fuel rep oressing plant section do rot exceed (16 200 grams of f rom the diuolver to the first vessel out. plutonium or uranium-233. 300 grams of side of the r.idtation shield?d portion of high enriched urant am or uranium-235 the process; and for plutomum contain. contained in htsh enttched uranium. or j ing 80 tercent or mcre by weight of the 9.000 grams of urantum-235 contained in botope Pu-238: low e.triched urantum, siis those Ilmits e4s Within ? e calendar days after the spectied in the follomtng '.abt? or silte start of each endmg phssicol inventory o her !!rnits authortred by the Com nts-requirrd by paiagraph sen t3s of this sica.iursuant to paragraph telt6) of ""UO"! this se-tion; the Calculate. for the material balance interval termmated by that inventory. E'*'8 */(,, the material unaccounted for (MUP6 gg and its punciated Itmit of error for ench yorer pga.: element and the flutte isotone for tira-Esprocess nium contmnert in malertal in process: Marrrad I atti Herencile and adjust the boolt rec. ord of quantity of element and fbstle sterertet Type rercear p g botope, ns approtirt.,te to the results of a chemical reprvening plant....... t.o t he ph> sica* im entory; tirsatum element and f.ssile anotope in a ellis Complete end maintain for a reprocesstng plant.... .............o.7 Ivrted of Ove pe?rs matertal balance rec. Plutor:tum element, uransum-2.13. or ords for coch material balance shoains tug i ennched uranium element and r.ssue isotope-an other.............. c. s the quantity of element and flulle iso-1.ow enriched uranium element and ns. tope. ns app *or.rtate, in each romponent at:e isotepe-att other............ o s of the material balance, with the asso* s As a percentare er ad fanons to or re-clated limit of etfor for the material un-mosa:s from matenat in process. shichever is accounted for both in terms of absolute gre a ter, quintity of ticment and Atslie botope Any !!cen=ce subiect to this paragraph and relitive to additions to or removals en Dnrmber 6.1973. s ho rcquests hteher from matert11 in proce+t for the liite. val. lim:ts pursuant to p.irJfraph se e e66 of whe:e results of limit of error calcuin-Inti sectlan at the time he subruits his tions ate rcccrded la suulctent detall to prcgram description utider the prot tst;ns permit an evalu1 Lion of sources of ettor. of p stagraph *tu of this secticn is hereby 56 L w . _ ~. - - -. -

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h1 836 Urantum compounds. Other than M materia 4 w d metal te z., UP. UP. or uranium oxide in (ca Urantum compounds, other than Y-bulk form not pelletted or f abricated metal se g., UP., UP., or uranium calde M into shapest or aqueous

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urantum, in which the total arnount of in bum form. not pue%us Ink shapes) w squN soluuons of 'd uranium-233 and gelutontum present does urantum, in which the total amount of F@Y not exceed 1.0 percent by weight of the uranium-233 and pluton 1.un present does uranium-235 content, pnd the total ns-not exceed 1.0 percent by neight of the ,%/ sale content does not exceed 100 percent taramum435 content. and the W M ' A*f by wettht of the total uranium content; content does not exceed 1.00 percent by

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1. 4, no.noceneous hydrogenous' solu-weight M W total uranlurn conte,nt; w (d) llomogeneous hydrogenous solu-yS tions or mixtures containing not more uans or snixtwes containing not mm 5

than: than: )d ' ' att 500 erams of any fissile material. ID 500 grams M any Assh material, /I provided the atomic ratu of hydroten to provided the atomic satao of hydrogen to fissile material is greater than 7.C00; i s I or (21 m grams M waruum-235: N-illt 800 SNms of urantum 235: Pro-sted, nst the stunic rauo M hydrogen raded, nat the atomic ratto of hydrogen to assh matenal as greater than 5.200. QJ to nut!c material is greate: taan 5.200. and the content of other fissue material Y# and the content of oth?r fWUe matertal i.s uct more than 1 percent by weight of is not more than 1 percent by weight of .ne total uranium-235 content; or "9, n-the total urantum 235 content; or ,3, 500 grams of uranium-233 and silti 500 grams of uranium-233 and uran +um-235: Provided.nat the atomic .j uranium-235: Protided.nat the storme rauo of hydrogen to !!ssile material is c ratio of hydroren to fissile material is greater than 5.200, and the content of greater than 5.2C3, and the content of plutonium is not more than 1 percent by 4 plutonturr is not rnore thart I percent w eight of the total uranium-233 and by weight of the total uranium-233 and uranium 235 content; or (et 14ss than 350 grams of fissue ma-9 uranium-235 content; or t 85e teu than 350 grams of fissile ma-tertal: Provided, hat there is not more terial: Prorided, nit there is not more than 5 grams of fisstle material in any than 5 grams of fissile material in any cuble foot within the package. cubic foot within the package. ISS FR 10438. Apr. 27.1973. 34 F3 16347 3 June 22.19731 y $ 71.8 Esemption of physiciana. $ 71.10 f.!mited ciempeion for shipment y Phystelans, as defined in i 35 38bt of K this chapter, are exempt from the regu. ' '~ litions in this part to tne extent that A person delivertne a tyre B nuantity cf radioactive material, as defined in [ they transport beer. sed material for use fn the practare nf n.edicme. I T1480). to a carrier for transport in -a

• I accordince with the prt,vishns of a spe-c!al termit. which has been issued by i

'1*ls sonnes to llaht v.c er and does not the Department of Transportation and apni, to heavy m ater 'TNs ennres t a hsht hy%ren and dees is in e!Tect on June 30. 1913 is exempt 5 not apply to heavy hysregen ele, deutertum frCm the requirementa in this part with "'""*"I recect to such shipments. The exemp-s -,- . ~( s... 65 ,M . s h - ~_,_ w

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] I i d I i 11 i i 5. Ikn granted by this sectar shall termi. rtal in excess of the amounts speelfled in note osa December 31. 1973. or on the the fellowing table and each package is date on stuch the DOT special permit labeled alth the corresponding transport espires, uhtcheter ts bter, except as to index: activitaes devrabed both an the special 3,,,,,,,,,,,n,,,,,,a,,,,,,,,,,, permit rnd m an os.phcatun for a heense ... i riai t.re i whicts the person has. prior to the termi. ['*g p g,,,,,, I nation date of the exemptaon, fued e nth U ns t' n3 rioe+ . re H. tre..pnet the Comrr.tss.nn If the perscn has fued 4mus) (seams mum mne and.: i auch en apatication, the exemption g% i granted by this section shall continu. until the apedicataon has been Anally M NE ,$.E U deternuned by the Commtssion. n ao 7t te se n sw:eo e 13s ra lC433. Apr.27.1973) U M N Q j i Ogsraat L2cs?ssrs Nort : combar.aticne of ft. iie n.ieriais are B 71.11 General I.eenae for andpn.cne e( authoraed For. roentHnations or ft..tle nia. I.rvu.e.1 n aaerial. tersais, the tranaputt inden is the stern or the induldual corre.gwnding tran3mrt Andenes A general license is bettby lasped, to Ihe total tron. port enden shalt not emeced 10 persons holding specific beenses issued 13: Fit 924 t. Juar 22.1966. as amended at purruant to this chapter, to dellter 11 J a in t1623. Nov 36.1%s nede unated at censed matertal to a carrter for trans. 37 f R 3964. Feb 23. I d72. 38 FR 10438 port, without ccmp!ying with athe pack. Apr 27.19731 ace standards of Subpart C of this part, g 71.12 General liern.c for.l.ipn.cnt in w hen etther; lior .pr.. Gras ion contauwr., in fan ne matertalis s. hipped as a Pts-pm. Lose. .ppe.ed for u.c le stie Class lit shipment with the follow. annehcr per-on. nd in p..Lauen ap. Ing limitations on its contents: prmr l le? a forrisse n. tion,sl runs. (1) No single package contains more pe ernt eutlierisp. than a type A quantity of radioactive A general license is hereby tsmed to material. as denned in l T14(al; and persons holdmg a general or spectne l (28 he f!ss1!e material contents of license neued pursuant to tnis chapter. the shipment do not e nceed; to deliver licensed matertal to a carrier

1. 1 500 grams of uramum-235: or fortr n w a1:

4tti 300 grams tots' of uranium 233. sai In a speelAcation container for Flutonium-238. plutotuum-239, and plu-fissile maternal as specified in i 13 396 tonium-241; or (b) or 8ci or for a type Il quantity of fitti Any combination of uranium-233. radioactive material as specified in urentum-215. and plute.:um in such 1173 394'b > or l l13 3951b). or for a quantitles that the sum of the rettos of large qvntity of r.idioactise r<iaterial as the quantity of each of them to the quan* specined in i 173 394Ic 6 or i 173 395(ci tity specified in subdistslons til and (ID of the resulations of the Dcf artment of l of this subparagraph does not exceed Transportation. 49 CFit Part 173; or untly; or abt In a package for uhtch a license, f itv) 2500 grams of plutonturn-233. certificate of comphance or other ap. Flutonium-239, and plutantum-241 en* proval has been issued by the Commis. }. capsulated as plutontum-tierylltum neu-smn's Darector of Nucletar.\\taterial tron sources, utth no one package con

• Safety and SafcEuntds or the Atomic tatning in excess of 400 trams of plu*

Energy Commission provided that: 4 tonium-238. plutonium 439, and plu* sle The pers m usin*: a package pur. tonium-241; or suaM to the general heense prostded by j (bl The material is shirped as Plssile this paragraph: I Class !! packares with the following sti lias a copy of the spectne license. I limitstions on the contents of each certincate of compliance, or other ap-1 ~ package; proval authostnnt use of tha pack: ire (1) No sing!e packate contains more and all documents referred to in the than a type A quantity of radioactive Itcense. certificate. or other approval, as matertal, as denned in i 7 L 4(q); and app'icable; esti Comphes ulth the terms and con. (3) No package conta!r.s f!ss!!e mate

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property, son to shorn the package approval has been issued. and the package identifica.

$ 71.16 Amendment of esisting licenae. Elen number spect!!ed in the package (a) Iicenses issued pursuant to this approv al. part and in effect on October 4,19t8, (23 De package approval authorizes wht:h authorne F15sile Class II packages use cf the package under generallicense are hereby amended by increasing the provided in this paragranh. minimum number of units specified for (c) in a package which meets the per-each Ptssile Class 11 package by a factor tlnent requirements In the 1967 tegula-of 1.25. "Ite new number shall be tions of the International Atomic Energy rounded up to the first decimal. In addl-Agency and the use of which has been tion. the term " radiation units" is e approved in a foreign national compe-changed to "ttsnsport indea" wherever tent autharity certificate which has been used in the beense. revalidated by the Department of Trans-(b) 'Ite reference to I 71.7(b) in portation: Prattaded. 'that the person lleenses lasued pursuant to this part udng a prickage pursu'nt to the genetal prior to March 26. 1972 is changed to license provided by this paragraph: I 71.9 t h). (16 lias and complies with the app 11-(c) The reference to I 71.9tb) in cable certifleate. the revahdstion. and licenses 1ssued pursuant to this part prior the documents referenced in the certLft-to June 30.1973, is changed to 71.12(op. i. j cate relative to the use and meintenance of the packagmg. and the actions to be Subport B--dicense App!Icot'ons taken prior to ahlpment; and & 71.21 Contente el application. i (2) Compiles with the applicable re-An application for a speelf!c Ucense quirements of this part. and c! the De-under this part may be submitted as an partment of Transportation regulations application for a licenae or !! cense in 43 Crit Part 173.14 C1Tt Pa't 103, and amendment under this chapter and shall f 46 CFit Part l46. include. for each proposed packna19g { ? design and method of transport, the fo!- $ 71.13 Communiesi6ans. lowing inferra.ation in addition to any All cenmunications concern!ng the otherwise required: regulations in this part should be ad-fa) A package description sa requhed dressed to the Nucle'tr llegulatory Com-by ( 71.22: mi'slon. Washington. D C. 20555. Atten. 8b) A Dackage evaluation as required tion: Director of NL. clear Material byI71.23' f Safety ard Safeeur rds, or may be deliv-(c) A descr*ption ef proposed proce-ere'l in person at the Commission't omces dural controis as reautred by 1 Tl 24: (d) In the case of fisalle 'nt.tertal, an at 171711 Street NW Washington. D C. t or at 7920 Nor'olk Avenue. Dethesda. Identification of the proposed fLastle clasa i i Ittaryland. 6 Poe,.a ede ce A,m. l I i gto ra e792. Mar. 3.1975) 'fhe app 1tcaUon shallinclude a desertp-i i t E 71.14 Interpretations. tion of the proposed packame in suf5clent detail to ident:fy the package accurately g Except as spretrically authortred by the and to provide a sumelent basis for I Commt.ssion in writtng, no interpretation evaluationof thepackagmg Thedescrip- } of the meaning of the regulations in this tion should inc'ude: g part by an officer or emp'ovee of the tal Wtth respect to the packaging; Commtvlon other than a written Inter-(1) Oross se:ght; i i pretatlan by the General Counsel will (25 Model number. be recogrJr.d to be binding on the Com-(3) Specific materials of construction. i welghts, dacen.stons, and fabrication g og I t 67 i e I t t i l i f 1

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'agles. 4tts MaterlaLs specincally used aa non. gay 3.ackaging shall be of such ma. i fW.lle neutron stasorbers or moderators; tertals and cons:ruction that there all! be e!!18 Int *rnal and external structures no staniftrant chemical. galvanic, or suppurtina ter prcets etIna seceptacles; other reaction among the packaging sly b Va!ven, somg ftr a ports,lif t.ing de-components. or between the packaging stces rio.1 L8e et%n destcep; ,,9n; onents and the packste contenta sus 61suetural and raichanical rneans (b) Packertng shall be eQulpped with for the transfer and dtA4 ation of heat; a positive closure which will prevent in. newt nittet tent opentnr. 449 Identificat!on and enlumes of any fel 1.lfting detices: rn elarita anrt of rearp?nc!*s containint (Il if there is a system of lifting de. ' ""I9 0 I etres ahtch is a structural part of the ite % Ilh terpett to the cositent.s of the packmae, the system shall be capable of s adare; aupsw.irting three times the weteht of the

1. 10 litentification and mastmum goaded packare without senerating stress redse.erfluty nf rathoacthe constituentA; let any matertal of *.he packsging in eE.

82p litrutletc a tion and m a s i m u rn cess ofits yteld strength. enrer t!tte a nf flutie constituenta: g2) If there is a system of !!fttna de. e3e rlwrnt.nl and physteal form; vices which is a stmetural part only of i4 s rate nt of reftertion, the amount the hd. the system shall be capable of stal Wntity of non-fintle neutron ab. supporting three times the metaht of the ane t,ess to the fl.stle corstitutents, and tid and any attachments without gener. the atomic ratto of moderator to Ibstle ating stress in any material of the lid ec.nst tt uents; tri excess nf its yield strensth. eD fine'enom welrht; and (3) If there is a structural part of the 4 M ssir.usu. ern9nnt eif dren; heat. pacitare which enuld be employed to lift

• 7 8.D P L ag e.. ti.aiinn, the pnekare and a htch does not enmply ne wolleant shall; a th anbrarecranh til of this parastsch, He entt Aall t,e securely covered or v.

Ih m nr.tmle ' hat the parkst, e dndne mnwt In sneh s manner } eati,-f;e..s Lt.e shirul:trd s tperttled trs tJuly ne to titanent its use for that pettpose, ,,, i n. 84 Fach Itteint device which is a ae a 11:st!c Class !! package structural part of the packmae shall be .v e rt yn nnd specify the sturnber of e..n W e i,s. 6 res v hfrh enay tre trans. so etc*faned that failure of the device tirider escesolvs load wanid not Imnafr s,e tol the contatnment or shleiding properties tr. ether to m cordance mitis t y 3. g E* O " ice f er a Ilm Ile Class iff shipment, (d) 'f1Ntown' devices: t w, e r r. v proposed eperial controls M there b a @m of W.dm u..I nr.s eW1..us in ba esercl=ert during hvlees wM H a atmetural part nf the t ei.r <u t.nitine unicadine, and hen. U"# "" " #

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nf its viefd attentth, a static force ap. Tt e ist n'l ant *.hsil devilhe the teru. pMed f ri W cc. iter nf gravitv of t'te pack. ler and i'c Mdie htmr-tt,n rrocedure, etc b' ster's' a sertical component of two t' auld t'! tu (t enpfy w!th I 'Ilfstic), times H.c weteht of the packare with its contents. a hori?nntal component j f, 't 1.2 :; klJesion al In farm ation. along the <tir*rtton in which the vehicle travels of 10 t!mes the welaht of the i '!I.c Comml= slon snav at any time re. inho fusther infotrmation in crdrr to package aIth its contents. and a hor 1 rnntal component in the t.ansverse dt. l enable it t1 detcom;ne thether a license, rectinn of 5 times the weight of the triltprate of s orupha.a.c. nr usher an-8*** *" "INI I" **M'"tal pa rt of the i s're ui *nn Ad b ra tnttd. dented. anodi 2n if there is a structur l f%). ut.;* nded. e. retuked. 68 l I; I L l 1

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43) Each tie.down device wh!ch is a (2) Moderated by m ater outside of the i

• tructural part of the package shall be containment vessel to the most reactive g

[ E destrned that fatture of the device cred:ble extent; and under escessive load would not impair e37 Pully re!!ected on a!! sides by 2e abttity of the packnee to meet other water. requirements of this subpart. (c) De Commission may approve es. cep na the muWmenta M Ws sec. $ 78.32 Neureural eanJaeds for t3P' B tion where the contalnment vessel $n. areet large.guantity packaging. l' corporates special destrn features which Packsains tased to ship a type B or a wou!d preclude leakage of !! quids in p. ! arse atantity of radioactive material, as spite of any single packaging error and t.efined in 8 71.4 W and ef t, shall be appropriate measures are taken before

i designe1 and constructed in accordance each sh!prnent to verify the leak tight-

[ with the structural standards of this ness of each antainment vessel, f.ection. Standards different from those specified in this section may be soproved l 71.34 Evaluation of a single package. by the Commission if the controls pro. (al De effect of the transport enyl. posed to t,e exercised by the shipper are ronment on the safety of any single demonstrated to be adequate to assure pactage of radioactive material shall be the safety of the shipment. evaluated as follows; f an feod renfernnce. Retarded as a all ne abutty of a package to with. simp?e beam supported at its ends along sta nd conditions likely to cecur In any mr.for e nts. packnelne shall be normal transpart shall be assessed by capable of withatandlnc a static load. sut,lecting a sample packace or scale r normal to and untformiv distributed model, by test or other assessrsent, to i. ~ alcne str length, enual to 5 times its fully the ncrmal conditions of transport es I loaded wetaht. without renerating stress speelfled in i 71.35: and in any matettal of the packaging in ex. (38 %e effect on a package of con. cess of It's viald strength. ditions :16ely to occur in an accident ' r (b) Irrernal ernrure. Packaring shall be assessed by subject!ng a sample sha!! be admnate to assure that the package or scale model, by test er other containment ves=el will su!Ter nn 'ost of assessment, to the hypothetical accident contentsif sublected to an external pres. conditions as speelfled in i 71.36. aure of 25 tmunde per enuare Inch raure (b) Tak'ng into account controls to 4 7f.33 Crieiralit, se an. tarde for fi..;t, be exercised by the shipper, the Com. vnnierial packnece. mission may permit the shtoment to be (an A packaec used for the shipment evaluated together with or without the of fiss!!c materhl shall be so destrned transporting vehicle, for the purpose of and constructed and its contents sj one or more tests. limited that it would be suberittent if te ic) Normal conditions of transport 19 assumed that waterleaks into the con. ard hypothetical accident conditions dif. l tainment vessel. and: ferent f rom those specified in il 7135 and it) Wster moderattan of the enntents 73.38 may be approved by the Com. l cceurs to the most renettre credible er. mission if the controls proposed to be tent aons? stent with the chem! cal and exercised by the shipper are demon. physical form of the contents; and strated to be adequate to assuie the (2) The containment vessel Is fully safety of the sh!pment. reficcted on all sides by wster. 5 73.33 Nandards for norrual caniisions (bt A package used for the shipment of transpurt for a ainale parksg e. of fiss!!e material shall be so designed (at A package used for the shipment and const ruc ted and its contents so Ilmited that it would be subertitcal tf it of !!sule maternal or more than a type A quantity of radioactive matert.l. as de. Is assumed that any enntents of the fined in 171.4tqt. sha!! be so designed 69 \\ Q m. ~ -

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transport specifled in appendix A of this shall be so designed and constructed and I part: Its contents so larulted that under the (1) The*e will be no release of radio-r.ormal conditions of transport specified active material from the containment in appendix A of this part, the contain. ( vessel; ment vessel sould not be vented directly (3s ne eSectiveness of the packaging to the atmosphere. v f F.r will not be substantially reduced: ist m 9941 July 22.1966,as amended a s l1 (3) There will be no m12ture of gasse m io439. Apr.27.1973l ) or vapors in the package th!ch could. 5 78.36 % andard. foe Inpailietical arri-throt.sh any credible increase of pressure ilent condaiana for a minste parksse. or an explosion, s!snificandy reduce the tal A package used for the shipment efecuveness of the package; of more than a type A quantity of radio-(48 Radioactive contamination of the +l tiquid or gaseous primary coolant will not active material as defined in i 71.4tql. shall be so designed and constructed r.ad exceed 10 curtes of acurity of Oroup 1 lts contents s) limited that if sublected j; of acuvity of Oroup !! radionuclides per radiocuclides per milliliter. 5 x 10 curles to the hypothetical accident conditions specified in Appendix B of this part as 1 j m!!!!!!ter. 3x10* curies of acurity of the free drop. puncture, thermal, and l Oroup III and Oroup IV radionuclidea water immersion conditions in the se-qunce Hsted in Appnd1x D. It att meet 5 e e wil be no loss of coolant. the folloaing conditions, Ibn A package used for the sh!pment i1 The reduction of shielding woold of fisstle material shall be so designed "I IO I""** I " I' * *I and constructed and its contents so radiation dose rate to more than 1.000 tim!ted that under the normal cond Uons milltrems per hour at 3 feet from the es-of transport specified tri Appendte A of ternal surf ace of the packase. g, ramoscun matmal wm M Il e package will be suberitleal, released from the package except for (2) The geometric form of the pack-gases and contaminated coolant contain-age contents would not be substanually Ing total radioactivity exceedtng neither: 0 I pMeent of the total radtoacut-l 3 ere will be no leakage of water 1y f tMpackage contmts:w into the containment vessel. 'Ihts re-0 01 cum M Gonn I ndMnu. qu!rement need not be vr.et if. In the c n Orm U nNueMn. evaluation of undamaged packares under twin of Omp remnucHdes. N 4 71.38tal. 6 7139 tan ti). or l'Il 40tal lt has been assumed that moderation is' cWu o Omp W ramnuchdn. and e es e innt gaan innWeuw of prese'it to such an extent as to cause rans m tgr m. maximum reactivity consistent **th the chemleal and pl ysical form of the ma-A paczare need not sattsfy the recutre-fertal: and ments of this paragraph if it contains (4) 'Itere will be no substantial redue-only low speelSc activity materials, as tion In the effectiveness of the packas, defined in 1714 tgt. and is transported Ing. including; on a motor vehicle railroad car. aircraf t. til Reduction by more than 5 percent inland water craf t or hold or deck of in the total effective volume of the a Peagoing sessel assigneo for the sole us o t e packaging on shich nuclear safety Ls p used for the shipment asse ced: of fissite matettal shall be so destaned till Reduction by mere than 5 per* and constructed and its contents so Ilm-cent in the effective spacing on which lted that if subfected to tha hypothettcal nuclear safety is assessed betmeen the accident conditions srectned in Aprendix center of the containment vessel and the B of this part as the Free Drop. Pune-outer surface of the packaging; or ture. Thermal, and Water immersion (till Occurrence of any aperture in condittor.s. In the sequence !!sted in Ap-the outer surface of the packasing larg? pendiz D, the package would be.sub-enough to permit the entry of a 4-:nch critical. In determining whether this cube. standard !s satisfied..t shall 'se assumed (c) A package used for the shipment that: 70 i l l l 6 I

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the contents. and controls exercised crer eratton unless there Is a greater amount the number of packages to be trans. of Interspersed maderation in the pack. portad together: and aging. ln stich case that greater amount (2) Water moderat:on occurs to the may be onsicered. The condition of most resethe creditie extent consistent the pack'.re shall be r.ssu ned to be as alth the damaged coadition of the pack. desertbed tn 17137 j age and the chemteal and physical form abl The transport tr'dex for each Fts. nf the contents. s!le C: ass !! packare is emicufsted by 3 71.se Specific enandarde fee a Fissil, dividing the number 50 by the' number Osee I pu kage. af such F! sole class II packages which A FLsstie Class I package shall be no may be trknsported together as deter. destaned and constructed and Its con. mined under the Ilmitations of para. tents to 11mited that: traph tal of this sectic,n.The calculated (as Any number of such undamaged number shall be rounded up to the first packages would be rtberttical in arty de-imal place. { 73 I w

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N b g 71.40 Speelfic asandards fee a Flasile terial in normal form. [he separate inner i Cluellf ahlpment. container shall not t' lease plutonium e A package for Flastle Class m ship. when the entire package is subjected to ment shall be so destaned and constructed the normal and accident test conditions e" b and its contenta ao limited and the num-spectfled in Appendicas A and B. Solid O ber of packages in a Flsstle Claas m plutonium in the follow _ing fonna is es. ahlpment shall be ao Ilmited, that: empt from the requirements of this para- ] ta) The undamaged ahlpment would gr y be subcritical with an Identical ahlp-ment in contact with it and with the

1. 2) htetslor metal a!1oy: or t,

two ahlpmenta closely resected on all 838 Other plutantum bearing solids that the Commis*n determines should E

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[ If each package were subjected to the secti a L hypothetical accident cor.dttlons spect-gg uthority in licenses tsaued pur-J fler1 in Appendts B of this part sa the suant to this part for de!!very of plu-y Frue Drop. Thermal, and Water Immer. torJum to a carrier for transport under alon conditiona, in the sequence listed conditions which do not meet the Itmita-In Appendix B. with close ref!ection by tions of paragraphs imp and tbs of thia water on all aldes of the array and with section shall espire on June 17. 1978. [ the packages in the most reactive ar. Subpart 0-Operatsng Procedurwa r rangement and with the most reactive $ 71.51 l'.seablieliment and maintenance [. degree of interspersed hFdrogenous mod-of proceduces. l erotion which would be credible con-t' sidering the controls to be eserctaed over .!he I!censse shall establlah and I the shipment. 'Ihe condition of the " package shall be assumed to be as de. ,lerating procedures adequate to sertbed in I 7137. Hypothetical accident assure that the determinations and con-conditions different from those spectfled trola requ! red 4 th!a chapter are in this paragraph may be approved by D the Commfulon if the controls ornposed ures for opening and clos-to be exercised by the shtoper are demon-ing packages in which licensed matertal strated to be adequate to assure the la transported to provide safety and to safety of the ahtoment. assure that. prior to delivery to a carrier for t*ansport. each rackage is preperly 8 73.11 Previanel, ennat eneted perh. closed for transport; and ases for ice..liatest salid nuelcar fuel. (c) flegu:ar and periodic inspection Nntwithstandtnr any other crovistone procedures ade;uste to assure that the of this Subpart. a package the use of procedures required by parsgraphs (a) which has been authortred by the Com-and (b) of this section are fo' lowed. mtsahn for the transport of irrad!stod $ 71.52 b.umpaion. an so unino=n . solid nuclear fuel on or after September propertic 23,1961, and which has been completelF When the isotopic abundance, mass. constructed prior to January 1. 1967 concentration. cerree of trrat!!ation. de-shall be deemed to comply with the gree of moderetion. or other pertinent I package standards of this subpart for preperty of fissile maternal in any pack-that purpose. a:ce as not known. tiie heetisce shall pack- $ 73.12 8peelal requicemense for plu-an h e mat as M W uhu henium ahinmente a f ece June 17. properties hate such credible values l

ggyg, as will eme the maximuTs nuclear l

as Notwith*tanding the exemption in j t ?! 9. plutantum !n eyress cf twenty $ 73.53 Preliminary determin ations. l N [ (20) curtes per package shall be sh!pped tal Frtor to the first use of any pack-as a solid aging for the sh!prnent of licensed ma-l (b) Pl' tonium in excess of ta'enty (20 5 terials, the lleensee shall ascertain that u

f. l curtes per package shall be packaged in there are no cracks, ptnholes uncon-a separate inner container placed within. trolled volds or cther defects wh!ch could

( outer packaging that reacts the require-s!snitteantly reduce the effect:yeness of ments of Subpart C for rackaging of ma-the packasing. P I 72 C I m _m. ..m. .. L. ~ ' ' l

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1. 2) Details of any strnificant defects j

contents satistles the applicable require. m the sackasing, with the means em. spenta of SuSpart C of this part and of ployed to repalt the defects and prevent the license. locluding deteretnatione th'W C W "3C'1 i that: W Wlume and ident1Scanon of cool. (a) 'Ihe packaging has tut twen f) Type and quanuty of licensed ma-i b) ato'rs and nonflastle U* qu, nut in ea h sh r$t: neutron absorbers. if required, are (55 For each item of trradiated fiastle preacnt and are as authortred by the material: i Commluton; (1) Identi!! cation by model nurnber*. ac) "the closure of the package and (11) Irrad!ation and decay history in any sealing gaskets are present prid are the exten', appropriate to demonstrate free f rom defects that its roc! car and thermal character-fde Any calfe throUgh th'ch primary tat!ca Cor.1 ply with IlCense conditions; coolant can f!ow is protected against ( 111 ),sny abnormal or unusual condi. tampertnt; s tion re'evant to radladon safety. (65 Date of the sh1prnent: 5' se* *rhe Interral cauge pressure of the packace *ttil not exceed. during the (7) Por Plss!!e Class III. any special 5 anticipated period of transport. the controla esercised: maximum normal operating pressure: (8) Name and address of the trans-sft Contaminabon of the prtmary g,,,,; coolant is t!! not enceed.during the antlet* E95 Address to whleh the ahlpment pated period of troruport. the Ilmita was made; and spectf'ed in i 7135'ai e 48 (los Results or tne determinauons re. The prmis' ens of this section shall not qu! red by 1171.52 and 7154. be applicab e for packages authortred in fbl The licensee shall make avalfable the reneral 1:cenws granted by 9 7I 6. to the Comtr:tssion for 1.spection. tr.,on in such casca the licensee shall ascertain reasonab'e rg.tice, all records reqtitred that the contants of the package are a_i by this part ^ authortred in the generallicense. 3 ya.ht D iolation $ 71.55 Openlag 6nsermenians. An injunction or other court order may Prior to delivery of a package to a be obtaintd pn,hibiting any vio'ation of carrier for transport, the licensee shall any prostsion of the Atcmic Energy Act assure that any special Instruction of 1954 as amended or Title 11 of the needed to safely open the package are Energy Reurganization Act of 1974. or sent to cr have been made asallable to any regulation or order issued thereun. the consignee. der. A court order may tee obtained for 73 L que - -- a w _ _ _ ...a u. s

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1. Free Drop A free drop throuste a die-8' L

2. Cold-An ambtent temperature cd -40*

tance of 30 feet onto a Sat essenually un. P. ta silta mir and ahnen. yleidtrg hortsontal surface, striking the eur.

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beney to keep the entire orpeeed surface of tcp end of a sertIcal cyttndrical mild steal i j the package earept the bottam conuauously bar mounted on an essentia.lly unyte: ding j L wet disting a perind of 30 minutes. hortrontal surface *fhe bar shall be S Inches p G Free Drop-Between 5% and 2% hours in dtarneter with the top hortsontal and Ita J 1 after the conclusion of the water sprey test. edge rounded to a radius of not more than a free drop through the distance spec 18ed sne-quarter inch. and of such a length as to ? leetow onto a flat essenttally unytelding cause mastmum damage to the package, but L" horizontal surface, strtatng the surface in a not less than 4 fnehee long The long amis of posatice for which snazimutn camege la the bar shall be perpendicular to the un.

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