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Site:	Ohio State University
Issue date:	07/25/1988
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RADIATION SAFETY RS-11 RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL

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This procedure applies to shipnents of, radioactive material sentL or received by the NRL. The scope of this procedure includes receipt of all radioactive materials, ahd the routine shipnent of type A and limited, quantity exclusive use pckages to be' transported in a closed transport vehicle.

t It does not include packages:

f 1 ~. Containing fissile material Go '

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with significant surface. contamination 3.

to be exported out of the United States, or l-

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to be transported by air," rail, vessel, or

-postal service.

,1, II. - DISCUSSICN:

s Present regulations.use A, values.as quantity limitations for i

radionuclides shipnent witfiin the scope of this procedure. The A2 value for a nuclide represents the maWnnnn activity of that

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nuclide that may be L1.w irted in a type A pckage. Type A r

I containers are made and certified outside of the NRL. Presently,.

these containers are obtained fran the OSU Nuclear Pharmacy Department.

Limited quantity values are related to A values and represent activity' i

2 limitations for nuclides to be. shipped in.sub type A. standard

" strong, tight packages". There are no specific. test requirements

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for strong tight packages. However, the shipper must ensure that I

there can be no release of radioactive material during transportation.

A.

Definitions 1.

A,., means the maximum activity of radioactive material, other than special form or low specific activity radioactive material, pemitted in 'a Type A package.

2.

Closed transport vehicle means a tim sport vehicle equipped with a securely attached exterior.

enclosure that during nomal transportation restricts the access of unauthorized persons to the cargo space containing the radioactive materials. The enclosure may be either temporary g

f or permanent, and in the case of packaged 3

materials may be of the "see-through" type, and must limit access frce top, sides, and ends.

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Exclusive use (also referred to in othar regulations

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as." sole use" or," full load")fmeans the sole use

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of a conveyance by a single consignor and for which all initial,. intermediate, and final. Ioading 4

>Y and unloading.are carried out in accordance with

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the direction of the consignor-or consignee.. 8 Specific instructions for maintenance of exclusive-use shipnent controls must be issued in-writing and' included with the shipping paper information.

provided to the carrier by the consignor.

4.. Fissi$e material.means any material consisting of or

'containing one or more fissile radionuclides.

Fissile radionuclides are plutonium-238, H

plutonium-239, plutonium-241, uranium-233,and',ium' uranium-235. Nei~ther natural ~nor depleted uran

. l are fissile material..

5 Limited quantity of radioactive material means a quantity of' radioactive material'not exceeding the materials' package limits specified'in 49CFR 173.423 and which confom with requirements specified in 49CFR 173.421.

6.

Tsw wpart index means the dimensionless number (rounded cup to the first decimal place) placed on the label of a package to designate the degree of control to be exercised by the carrier during

. transportation. The' W s:,w t index-is determined r

as follows:

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(1) The number expressing the maximum radiation level in millirem per hour at one meter (3.3 feet)

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frca the external surface of the package, j

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Type A package means a Type A packaging together with-its limited radioactive contents. A Type A package does not require ccmpetent authority approval, since its contents are limited to A or 3

^2-i III.

REFERENCES:

3 A.

A review of the Department of Tiwspartation Regulations for transportation of radioactive materials, Suruner 1983 Revision.

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10 CFR 30 C.

10 CFR 71 D.

49 CFR 172 l

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49 CFR 177 N)

IV.' PRECAUTIONS:

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,Special attention should be given to ensure that the procedure is used within its scope.

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The shipper shall ensure that the carrier is aware of his responsibilities as carrier.

V.

PROCEDURE:

A. Shipment of radioactive materials.

1.' Attachment A contains step by step instructions for shipping most radioactive materials.

2. Attachment B contains a flowchart to be used for radioactive materials shipment-when Attachment A is inadequate.

(O B. Receipt of radioactive materials.

1. Upon receipt of all radioactive materials a " Procedures for the Safe Opening of Packages"' form (see Attachment C) should be filled out and sent to:

The Office of Radiation Safety B042 Graves Hall 333 W. 10th Avenue Columbus, OH 43210 VI. ATTACHMEVf_S:

A.-Attachment A, General Radioactive Materials Shipping 1

Instructions B. Attachment B, Radioactive Materials Shipnent Flowchart j

C. Attachment C, Procedures for the Safe Opening of Packages

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i D. Attachment D, Radioactive Materials Shipping Paper j

E. Attachment E, Notes That the Carrier Should Be Aware Of Routine Shipnent of Radioactive Material original RS-11 3

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ATTACIDENT A.

a General radioactive materials shipping instructions 3,3 I

i bj 1.-Analyze the sample to determine the contents and amounts of

radioactive isotopes.present.

2. Refer to Table 1 to find the A v lue for each isotope present.

2 If the actual. activity of any of the isotopes present exceeds its respective A limit, the shipping instructions 2

outlined in Attachment B must be used.

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3. Refer to Tab'.e 2 to determine the limited quantity activity limits for each isotope present. If the actual activity of any of the isotopes present exceeds its respective limited,

quantity activity limit, the shipping instructions outlined -

.in Attachment B must be used.

4. Shield the sample as best as possible using lead pigs, etc.,

and place in a strong tight package that will not leak any

.of the material.

(Note that liquids must be packed with closures upward.)'

5. Measure the radiation level at the surface on all sides of the' package.. If it exceeds.5 mren/hr at any point, increase I

the shielding until it doesn't. If this is not possible, the instructions in Attachment B must be used.

6. Seal the lead pig with tape and mark it as " Radioactive".

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7. Canplete a shipping fonn (see Attachment D) and make two (2) copies of it. Place one copy inside the package. The second copy goes with the carrier. The original copy goes in.the NRL y

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8. Seal the package.

9. Mark 2 sides of the package:

A. Radioactive Limited Quantity B. UN2910 C. If the weight of the package is greater than 110 lbs it must have its gress weight marked on the outside of the package.

D. If the material is in liquid fonn, the package must be marked with "This End Up".

10. Limited quantity packages are not required to have a " Radioactive" label on them.

11. Before releasing the carrier, verify that we have a current copy of the receiving party's license authorizing receipt of the type, form, and quantity of the material being sent.

If we do not, refer to Attachment B, Flowchart 15 for further instruction.

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12. Give the carrier a copy of " Notes that the carrier should be aware

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of" (See Attachment E).

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ATTACIM!NT B I
Flowchart 1:
General F1cwchart 2:
Determination of A Values F1rschart 3:
Decay Chain Determination Flowchart 4:
Determination of Unlisted A'.v"I"**
2 Flowchart 5:
Determination of.A Value f r Mixture or Decay Chain 9-2
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Flowchart 6:
Type A Packaging Instructions Flcwchart 7:
Continuation of Flowchart 9/ Packing Instructions.for >
Limited Quantity
/G-F1'cwchart 8:
Marking Instructions
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Flowchart 9:
Determination of Whether or Not the Material Falls
- Under the Limited Qumtity Classification Flowchart 10: Marking and Labeling Instructions for Limited Quantitles Flcwchart 11: Limited Quantity Shipping Paper. Instructions.
Flowchart 12: Labeling Instructions Type A4 Flachart 13: Continuation of Flowchart 12 Flowchart 14: Type A Shipping Paper Instructions j
l F1cwchart 15: License Requirements F1cwchart 16: Loading Requirements i
Flowchart 17: Notes that the Carrier Should be Aware of
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Is the specific activity of the material N
Exempt greater than.002uC1/g 7_ '(173.403Y) quantity
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Step A N
Y p
Analyze to determine the Is the material a identitles and respective mixture of radionuclides?
activities of each radionuclides.
N Y
'N i
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for a single to find A,de.
Find the A value f r each 2
radionuc1I nuclide in the mixture, Refer to Flowchart 2.
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in Table 1.
(173.433A(1))
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Determine the A value N
Has the Ag value for 2
for the next nuclide.
every nucIlde in the i
Flowchart 2 g material been found?
i Step A
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any of the nuclides in the material
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A value limit?
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mixture or decay the A value for the chain of radio-2 I
mater 1a1' nuclides I
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Refer to Flcwchart 9 to see if the material falls under the limited quantity classification 3
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the nuclide. (Conservative (173.433A(2)i(A))
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material to absorb twice the volume
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double containment system. (173.412N(2) and (3))
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normally incident.to, transportation.
(173.421A)
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(172.312A(1))
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that if the material contains more than one.
radioactive nuclide, the quantity may be written as the respective quantities of each nuclide, or as the total overall quantity.
(172.202A(4) and 172.203D(1)111) 5.
The notation " Limited Quantity" (172.203B)
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party that they are authorized certificate;that shcws that _
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-1.7 Chlorine-38?
8.8 Manganese-54 4.7 Tungsten-185
-0.5 Chromium-51 0.16 Manganese-56 8.3 Tungscen-18 7 3.0 Cobalt-56 17.6 Mercurj-197
-0.4 Uranium-234
~3.1 l
'Cobal -57 0.9 Mer:ury-203 1.3 Vanadium 48 15.6 Cobalt-53 5.5 Mo lybd enu=-99
-1.8 Ienon-133 0.1 Cobalt-60 13.2 Neodymium-147 0.3 Yt: 4rli ",-17 5 0.4 Copper-64 1.2 Nickal-65
-3.1 Ytt ium-38 14.1 Europ ium-152 5.3 Niob ium-95 4.2 Y::rfum-91 0.0L Europ ium-154
-6.2 Osmium-191
-3.6 Zinc-65 2.7
)
Eurepium-155
-0.3 Palladium-109 0.03 Zircenium-95 4.1 Gallium-67
-1.1 Platinum-197
-0.5 Gallium-72 11.6 Potassium-42 1.4 Jl 1,
~~.Iseger, R. G., _e_t g., Engineering Comcendium on Radiation Shieldine. Vol.~~
j (New York: Springer-Verlag, 1968), pp. 21-30.
1 m/C1 '
i P.= R-cm"/br-mC1 or P/10 = R/hr atProcedures (National Bureau of Standardj
$ A Manual of Radioactivity Supc. of Does., U.S. Government Printing Office,
/r~y No. 80 Washington, D.C. :
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Nov. 1961)], Appendix A, pp. 137-140.
6 Table 2 was taken f rom the 1970 Radiological Health Handbook, P.131.
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~~1. Wear protective apparel during the actual opening procedure (gloves, lab 8.~~
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~~2. Place the package in a proper radienuclide handling area.~~
~~3. Visually inspect the package for leaks, stains, puncture, or other signs of damage.~~
~~4. Survey the package with a suitable instrument to determine that i~~
radiation levels are appropriate for the'. attached shipping label.
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Shipping Label Surface Reading 3' Reading (mr/hr)
(mr/hr) i i
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~~7. Verify that the material received is that expected.~~
~~8. The package and packing material should be checked with a suitable instrument to insure ncncontantination before disposal.~~
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~~9. If there are any problems or questions, contact ORS. Phone 2-0122.~~
i 10.Tc ccmply with 10CFR20.205 (Prtcedures for Picking Up, Receiving, and i
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Building Surveycr Date
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Condition of Package:
OK Other Survey Results:
Wipe Results:
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~~a. Package surface mr/hr~~
~~a. Gross CFM~~
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RADI0 ACTIVE MATERIALS SHIPPING PAPER 4
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY NUCLEAR REACTOR TABORATORY 1298 Kinnear Road, Columbus, Ohio 43212 - Phone (614) 292-6755 j
A.
GENERAL INFORMATION s
~~1. Material User:~~
~~l NAME INSTITUTION DEPARTMENT i~~
~~2. User's Byproduct License Number:~~
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Expiration Date or OSU Approval Date:
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~~6. Identification Number:~~
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~~7. Total Activity in Package:~~
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~~10. Category of Label Applied:~~
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~~1. & terials Irradiated:~~
~~2. Irradiation Facility Used:~~
~~3. Reactor Pcwer Level~~
~~4. Duration of Irradiation:~~
~~5. End of Irradiation Date/ Time C.~~
~~PACKAGE RECEIVER'S INFORMATION~~
~~1. Material Picked Up By:~~
~~At Signature Date/ Time~~
~~2. Vehicle License Number:~~
State Number D. SHIPMENT APPROVAL
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