ML20092E152
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| Site: | Catawba  |
| Issue date: | 05/03/1984 |
| From: | Hauck J DUKE POWER CO. |
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HOW MUCH RADIATION DO YOU RECEIVE?
We live in a radioactive world Radiation is all around us and is part of our natural environment. By filling out this form. you will get an idea of the amount you are exposed to every year.The average American is exposed to a total of 180 units.
Your Annual
_ ommon Sources of Radiation _ _ _
Dose (mrem)
Factors C
Cosmic radiation at sea level 26 For your elevation (in feet)-add this number of mrem Elevation-mrem 1000-2 4000-15 7000-40 2000-5 5000-21 8000-53 WHERE 3000-9 6C00-29 9000-70 YOU Elevation of some U.S. c5es (in feet). Charlotte 700. Atlanta 1050.
LIVE Chicago 600, Denver 5300. (Coastal cities are assumed to be zero, or at sea level )
Ground. U S. average.
26 House Construction. For stone. concrete or brick building
. add 7 WHAT YOU Food EAT, DRINK, Water U S average 24 AND Air BREATHE Weapons test fallout 4
Medical Number of chest X-rays.
__x 10 Number of lower gastrointestinal tract X-rays
_x 500 Number of radiopharmaceutical exammations ; brain uptakes) scans. tniro:d.
x 300 Number of extremity (arms legs) X-rays
.x 20 (Average dose to total U S. pcoulation = 92 mrem)
Dental HOW YOU Number of bitewing series.
.x 40 LIVE Number of panorex X-rays.
x 500 Jet plane travel: For each 2500 miles.
. add 1 Luminous clocks x
9 Luminous wristwatch
. add 2 TV viewing For each hour per day
._ x 015 Smoke detectors.
..x.002 Sleep with another person
. add 0.1 At site boundary: Average number of hours per day.. _
_.x 0.2 HOW CLOSE one mire w y. Amage mme f hus pemay.._ - _. x 0 02 Five miles away Average number of hours per day.
_ x0 002 YO L I
M re than 5 mi'es away.
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PLANT wu Ma> " "" wa='e xse cc ' wn ti as 'n as reaswab'v a:meatie' i AL APA:cc *e :a es*?o!s%c tv ne U S Nuc' ear Reguwarv Commiss on Ewenence shon: rnar yo ;r actor cmc os substant a ty less tran incse hmuts TOTAL n..~=
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Pyrary Source:
Revised from earher editions based on the BEIR Report-lil"-
National Academy of Sciences. Committee on Biological Effects of ionizing Radiation "The Effects on Population of Exposure to Low-Level Radiation ~' National Academy of Sciences. Washington. DC,1980 J L