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Health physics manual of good practices for tritium facilities
Author(s) -
R.K. Blauvelt,
M.R. Deaton,
James Gill
Publication year - 1991
Publication title -
osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/266889
Subject(s) - radiation protection , excellence , health physics , best practice , point (geometry) , computer science , engineering management , engineering , medicine , political science , nuclear medicine , geometry , mathematics , law
The purpose of this document is to provide written guidance defining the generally accepted good practices in use at Department of Energy (DOE) tritium facilities. A {open_quotes}good practice{close_quotes} is an action, policy, or procedure that enhances the radiation protection program at a DOE site. The information selected for inclusion in this document should help readers achieve an understanding of the key radiation protection issues at tritium facilities and provide guidance as to what characterizes excellence from a radiation protection point of view. The ALARA (As Low as Reasonable Achievable) program at DOE sites should be based, in part, on following the good practices that apply to their operations

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