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20 October 2015 Volume 35 Issue 5
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RADIATION PROTECTION BULLETIN. 2015, 35(5): 0-0.
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Much Cogitation on Strengthening Discipline Construction of Protectionagainst Ionizing Radiation in China
Zheng Junzheng
RADIATION PROTECTION BULLETIN. 2015, 35(5): 1-14.
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As the third paper on the evolution of, and prospect for, the discipline of protection against ionizing radiation in China, it intends to provide an outlook of strengthening discipline construction,based on an explicit discipline orientation and an outline review. As a summary, eight major aspects of work in the respect are proposed and discussed.
Safety Functions and Characteristics of a Geologic Disposal System
Li Honghui, Zhao Shuaiwei, Li Peng, Jia Meilan, Liu Wei, Mao liang, Yang Zhongtian, An Hongxiang
RADIATION PROTECTION BULLETIN. 2015, 35(5): 15-20.
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The safety functions of a disposal system were studied and analyzed, with such features as containment, isolation, detention and retardation considered. On the other hand, the safety characteristicsof engineering barrier and nature barrier were studied based on barrier evolvement, flow of ground water, nuclide transport.
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Liquid Effluent Reuse and Release for AP1000 Nuclear Power Units
Deng Zhiguo, Yao Peilin, Wang Huaili, Pei Qilin
RADIATION PROTECTION BULLETIN. 2015, 35(5): 21-24.
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With respect to current waste treatment technology for NPPs at home and abroad, liquid effluents can be managed by certain processes to reach the state of Near-Zero Emission for nuclides, excludingTritium and
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C, in them. As the processes do not treat Tritium effectively, its concentration is a decisive factor to determine whether or not to reuse liquid effluents. With practical experiences learned from running NPPs in China, the principle of liquid effluent's reuse and release for AP1000 nuclear power units is studied. That is, after treatment, release of liquid effluent with high Tritium content, reuse of liquid effluent with low Tritium content as much as possible, and discharge of the unbalanced parts. Calculations with realistic source terms show that, with a low concentration of Tritium in liquid effluent, the demand for discharge or reuse can be met while the activity of it after treatment does not exceed 50 Bq/L, with exception of Tritium and
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The Industrial Application of Nuclear technology and its Licensing Administration in Guangdong Province
Song Haiqing, Xu Xudong, Ma Xi, Deng Fei, Chen Fuliang, Cheng Xiaobo, Lin Huaiying
RADIATION PROTECTION BULLETIN. 2015, 35(5): 25-28.
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The status of industrial application and implementation of radiation safety licensing system is briefed, with respectto nuclear technology in Guangdong Province. Combined with supervision, environmental radiation monitoring, environmental impact assessment, and acceptance of environmental circumstances, the significance of licensing administration in safety protection of nuclear technology's industrial application is analyzed and discussed.
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Research Advances on Biological Effects of Heavy Ions
Wang Chao, Duan Zhikai, Liu Zhanqi
RADIATION PROTECTION BULLETIN. 2015, 35(5): 29-33.
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With unique physical features and special ways of energy deposition in matter, heavy ions show great application prospects in many fields. Research advances on biological effects of heavy ions are briefly reviewed, and relevant research works in China Institute for Radiation Protection are presented. Some suggestions for further studies are also put forward.
Experiences
The Application of Correlation Factors in Clearance of Slightly Contaminated Materials
Yang Weibing, Yang Hailan, Guo Xiliang, Li Honghui, Feng Wendong, Gao Chao, Jia Meilan, Liu Wei, An Hongxiang
RADIATION PROTECTION BULLETIN. 2015, 35(5): 34-36.
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The application of correlation factorsin clearance of slightly contaminated materials is introduced. Practices indicate that it is a quick technique with high accuracy, and can improve efficiency of radiation monitoring.
The Differential Management in Production Preparation Work of Radiation Protection for CEPR Units
Ren Xueming
RADIATION PROTECTION BULLETIN. 2015, 35(5): 37-39.
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The application of differential management in production preparation work of radiation protection for CEPR units is presented, in terms of regulations and standards, personnel preparation, controlled area management, material preparation, design document review, system, document preparation, experience feedback and first overhaul preparation.
Solid Radioactive Waste Management at Hongyanhe Nuclear Power Plant during Overhaul
Sun An
RADIATION PROTECTION BULLETIN. 2015, 35(5): 40-42.
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This paper presents the origin, composition and management of radioactive solid waste produced at Hongyanhe nuclear power plant during overhaul. The reason for a resulted larger waste production isanalyzed. Some improvement measures are then put forward.
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Monitoring and Analysis of Radiation Environmental in Fujian Province in 20072011
Wang Chunmei, He Zhe, Chen Yongwei
RADIATION PROTECTION BULLETIN. 2015, 35(5): 43-46.
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Monitoring results of terrestrial gamma radiation absorbed dose rate in air and total radioactivity of drinking watersources in 9 cities, and radioactive level in soil in 7 cities, in Fujian Province are presented for the period of 20072011. While soils are found to contain radioactivity slightly higher than national average, both air and drinking water are normal.
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