North American Technical Center

Information System on Occupational Exposure

  FaxFacts 1.pdf
  Panel Plus II 3.pdf
  What's New on ACEFAX (1/22/98) 9.pdf
  ALARA Notes (March 1997) 10.pdf
  List of Documents on ACEFAX 12.pdf
  ACE: Reference Guide 13.pdf
  ALARA Notes (February 1994) 14.pdf
  Value of Dose Avoided 15.pdf
  A Survey of Doses to Worker Groups in the Nuclear Industry 16.pdf
  Collective Dose Per Reactor 17.pdf
  Update: ACE On-line Information System to Switch to Close-Up 5.0 18.pdf
  Bournemouth Meeting on Water Chemistry of Nuclear Reactor Systems #6 19.pdf
  List of Document on ACEFAX-1 20.pdf
  The Program of the ALARA Center at Brookhaven National Laboratory 21.pdf
  Boiling Water Reactors:  Collective Radiation Exposure Per Unit, Three Year Rolling Averages 22.pdf
  Subject Index for Jobs Database 25.pdf
  Subject Index for Health Physics Technology Database 26.pdf
  Subject Index for Health Physics Technology Database (continued) 27.pdf
  Subject Index for News Database 28.pdf
  Dose/Electricity Graph 30.pdf

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  Documents from the Job Database 33.pdf
  Documents from the Research Database 35.pdf
  List of Documents on ACEFAX 36.pdf
  Documents from the Third Internationl Workshop on Implementation of ALARA at Nuclear Power Plants 37.pdf
  BNL ALARA Center Reports 38.pdf
  Enhancing ALARA and Reducing Costs: The Future of Robotics 39.pdf
  Prevention of Heat Stress During Radiological Work 41.pdf
  Article: Korea goes as low as reasonably achievable 42.pdf
  Article: ALARA Center promotes good practice in the USA 43.pdf
  Recommendations Concerning the Reduction in the Use of Respirators 44.pdf
  A Questionnaire on Heat Stress 45.pdf
  Utility Radiological Protection Contact Listing 46.pdf
H-138 Innovative Approaches at TMI-2 138.pdf
H-175 A Method for Optimizing the Use of Respiratory Protection in Radiation Areas 175.pdf
H-176 Indian Point 2 Sub-system Decontaminations 176.pdf
H-177 National Demonstration of a Full RCS Chemical Decontamination 177.pdf
H-178 Plant E.I. Hatch Chemical Decon 1991 178.pdf
H-179 Chemical Decontamination of the Residual Heat Removal System 179.pdf
H-180 Ontario Hydro Decontamination Experience 180.pdf
H-181 Resource Management as an ALARA Tool 181.pdf

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H-182 PWR Upper/Lower Internals Shield 182.pdf
H-183 Internal Dose, Respirator Protection and Revised 10CFR20 at Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station 183.pdf
H-184 Zion Unit 2 Cycle 12 Shutdown and Early Boration Results 184.pdf
H-185 Health Physics Services on the Platform at Salem Using ROMMRS 185.pdf
H-186 Chemical Decon of Systems: Results and Problems 186.pdf
H-187 An Automated Program Implementing New 10CFR20 Requirements at Southern Nuclear Plants 187.pdf
H-188 Steam Generator Replacement Project at North Anna Power Station 188.pdf
H-189 ALARA Programme Management and Organization in EDF Nuclear Power Stations 189.pdf
H-190 Enhanced Radiation Worker Training at James A. Fitzpatrick Nuclear Plant 190.pdf
H-191 S/G Replacement at Beznau 1: Experience and Results in Radiological Protection 191.pdf
H-192 Partners in Performance: An ALARA Perspective 192.pdf
H-193 Steam Generator Snubber Elimination 193.pdf
H-194 Future Power Stations in the United Kingdom Designing for Low Doses 194.pdf
H-195 A Team Approach for the Management of Radioactive Liquid Effluents 195.pdf
H-196 ALARA and Work Management 196.pdf
H-197 Radiological Assessment of Decommissioning at Fort St. Vrain 197.pdf
H-198 Personnel Radiation Exposure Reduction During Remote Stud Handling at Indian Point 2 198.pdf
H-199 Replacement of RWCU Piping with State-of-the-Art Materials 199.pdf
H-200 Evaluation of Zircaloy Fuel Clad Oxidation at Millstone 3 PWR 200.pdf
H-201 An Update on Chemistry Related Dose Reduction Efforts at Millstone Nuclear Generating Stations 201.pdf

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H-202 Surface Characterization of the Steam Generator Channel Head Following Mechanical/Electropolishing at Millstone Point Unit 2 202.pdf
H-203 Chromium Treatment of RHR Piping 203.pdf
H-204 On-Line Monitoring of Dose Rates and Surface Activity During the Cycle 17 Shutdown of Ringhals 2 204.pdf
H-205 Corrosion Products Behavior in French Pressurized Water Reactor During Shutdown Operation 205.pdf
H-206 PWR Startup and Shutdown Chemistry Guidelines 206.pdf
H-207 Update on Dose Rates in Siemens-designed PWRs 207.pdf
H-208 Dose Rate Trends and Chemistry at Siemens-designed BWRs 208.pdf
H-209 Industry Experience with Discrete Radioactive Particles (DRP) 209.pdf
H-210 Skin Injuries from Discrete Radioactive Particles (DRP) 210.pdf
H-211 Maintenance Productivity Aids for Reactor Coolant and Recirculation Pump Seal Maintenance 211.pdf
H-212 Utility Experience With Major Radiation Monitoring System (RMS) Upgrades 212.pdf
H-213 A Reusable Pouch for Enhancing Safety and Radiation Protection at Oyster Creek 213.pdf
H-214 Nuclear Power Plant Applications of Bar Codes and Other Automatic Identification Technologies 214.pdf
H-215 Maintenance Job Cards 215.pdf
H-216 Infrared Thermography Gude (Revision 2) 216.pdf
H-217 Assessment of Effective Dose Equivalent for External Photon Radiation 217.pdf
H-218 Total Worker Risk Minimization 218.pdf
H-219 Assessment of Future Role of Radiation Protection 219.pdf
H-220 Preventive Measures for Radiation Injury Litigation 220.pdf
H-221 Effects of Respirators on Worker Efficiency 221.pdf

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H-222 Analysis of Radiation Protection Trends in the Nuclear Power Industry 222.pdf
H-223 Permanent Shielding Design and Installation for Dresden Unit 2 223.pdf
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R-378 Elomix: A Better Way of Handling the Waste from Decontamination 378.pdf
J1 Replacement of Waste Collector Filter Septa 501.pdf
J2 Welding and Inspection of Pressurizer 502.pdf
J7 Core Grid Support Repair 507.pdf
J10 Turning Vanes Replacement 510.pdf
J11 Decontamination of RWCU Using the Cord Process 511.pdf
J12 Feedwater Sparger Replacement 512.pdf
J13 Work Inside Reactor Vessel 513.pdf
J14 Vacuum Cleaning of Steam Generators 514.pdf
J15 Decontamination of Primary Coolant Pumps 515.pdf
J16 Replacement of Incore Monitors 516.pdf
J17 Desludging and Decontamination of Radwaste Aisles 517.pdf
J18 Installation of Insulation Cartridges 518.pdf
J19 Shot Peening of the Hot Leg Tubes of a Steam Generator 519.pdf
J20 Shipment of Spent Fuel Assemblies 520.pdf
J21 Radiation Protection Surveys and Job Coverage 521.pdf
J22 Replacement of a Pump in a High Radiation Area 522.pdf

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J23 Insulation Replacement on Recirculation Piping and Valves 523.pdf
J24 Replacement of Insulation on Main Steam Piping 524.pdf
J25 Removing Scaffolding from Drywell 525.pdf
J28 Repair of Main Steam Sensing Line Supports 528.pdf
J29 Replacement of Steam Generators 529.pdf
J30 Replacement of Primary Pipes Inside Containment 530.pdf
J31 Shot Peening of the Cold Leg Tube of Steam Generator 531.pdf
J32 Up-Flow Conversion 532.pdf
J33 Additional Experience from Shot Peening 533.pdf
J35 Decontamination of the Drywell 535.pdf
J36 Valve Repair in Reactor Water Cleanup System 536.pdf
J37 Repair of Tube Bellows Flange 537.pdf
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D17 Reprocessing Waste to be Vitrified at Karlsruhe 817.pdf
R-333 BWR Underwater Disassembly/Assembly - Wetlift 2000 1333.pdf
R-334 PWR Primary System Chemistry: Experience with Elevated pH at Millstone Point Unit 3 1334.pdf
R-335 Steam Generator Dose Rates at Babcock & Wilcox Reactors 1335.pdf
R-336 Preconditioning of PWR Steam Generators to Reduce Radiation Buildup 1336.pdf
R-337 Welding of Norem Iron-Base Hardfacing Alloy Wire Products - Procedures for Gas Tungsten Arc Welding 1337.pdf
R-338 Endurance Tests of Valves with Cobalt-Free Hardfacing Alloys 1338.pdf

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R-339 Replacement of Pins and Rollers in Irradiated BWR Control Blades 1339.pdf
R-340 Secondary Hydriding of Defected Zircaloy-Clad Fuel Rods 1340.pdf
R-341 Testing of an Organic Removal Process in BWR Radwaste Systems 1341.pdf
R-342 Evaluation of Reactor Pressure Vessel Head Cracking in Two Domestic BWRs 1342.pdf
R-343 Relationship of Radiation-Induced Segregation Phenomena to Irradiation-Assisted Stress Corrosion Cracking (IASCC) 1343.pdf
R-344 Light Water Reactor Materials and Water Chemistry Studies at Halden 1344.pdf
R-345 PWR In-Pile Loop Studies in Support of Coolant Chemistry Optimization 1345.pdf
R-346 The Effect of Dissolved Oxygen in Lithiated Coolant 1346.pdf
R-347 Chemistry Parameters Influencing the Dose Rate Build-up in BWR Plants 1347.pdf
R-348 Overview of Activities for the Reduction of Dose Rates in Swiss Boiling Water Reactors 1348.pdf
R-349 Operating Experience of Japanese Improvement and Standardization BWRs and Behavior of Radioactivity in Reactor Water 1349.pdf
R-350 Feedwater Iron Crud Reduction for Chinshan Nuclear Power Station 1350.pdf
R-351 Reactions of Iron Crud with Metallic Ions Under BWR Water Conditions 1351.pdf
R-352 Decomposition of Hydrogen Peroxide in BWR Coolant Circuit 1352.pdf
R-353 Full Primary System Chemical Decontamination Qualification Program 1353.pdf
R-354 Full System Decontamination and Countermeasures Against Recontamination of the Fugen Nuclear Power Station 1354.pdf
R-355 Electrochemical Corrosion Potential Measurement with a Rotating Cylinder Electrode in 288�C Water 1355.pdf
R-356 Effects of Zinc Additions on the Crack Growth Rate of Sensitized Stainless Steel and Alloys 600 and 182 in 288�C Water 1356.pdf
R-357 On-line Measurement of Particles in Reactor Water of BWRs 1357.pdf
R-358 The Integrity of Inconel Alloys in High Temperature Water Chemistry 1358.pdf

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R-359 Enriched Boron Products 1359.pdf
R-360 Variabilities in the Calculation of PWR Primary Coolant pH 1360.pdf
R-361 Construction and Operation of an In-Pile Loop for BWR Coolant Chemistry Studies 1361.pdf
R-362 Water Chemistry During the Shut-Down of the Boiling Water Rector Leibstadt 1362.pdf
R-363 Solubility of Cobalt in Primary Circuit Solutions 1363.pdf
R-364 Statistical Analysis of Reactor Water Data 1364.pdf
R-365 Mixed Oxide-Alloy-Water Systems Under LWR Conditions 1365.pdf
R-366 Maximum Allowable Chloride Levels on Stainless Steel Components at the Sizewell "B" PWR 1366.pdf
R-367 Inorganic Seed Materials for the Decontamination of PWR Aqueous Wastes 1367.pdf
R-368 Easy Inexpensive Hydrogen Water Chemistry Predictive Methods 1368.pdf
R-369 Potential-pH Diagrams for Alloy-Water Systems Under LWR Condition 1369.pdf
R-370 In-Pile Loop Studies of Close Reduction Technologies for PWRs and BWRs; Investigations of Material Susceptibility to Cracking 1370.pdf
R-371 Evaluation of Factors Affecting Radiation Field Trends in Westinghouse-Designed Plants 1371.pdf
R-372 The Mechanics and Kinetics of Corrosion Product Release From Carbon Steel in Lithiated High Temperature Water 1372.pdf
R-373 Investigation of the Chemical and Physical Properties of Spinel Oxides 1373.pdf
R-374 Overview of the Impact of Stellite Removal on Radiation Fields in KWR PWRs 1374.pdf
R-375 Activity Transport and Corrosion Processes in PWRs 1375.pdf
R-376 Feasibility of On-line Monitoring of Stress Corrosion Cracking in Rotating Components 1376.pdf
R-377 Concept and Experience of System Decontamination with CORD 1377.pdf
R-378 Elomix: A Better Way of Handling the Waste from Decontamination 1378.pdf

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R-379 BWR/5 Full-System Decontamination Feasibility Study 1379.pdf
R-380 Moving from Ultra-Pure BWR Water to Plant-Tailored Water Chemistry 1380.pdf
R-381 Effects of pH of Primary Coolant on PWR Contamination 1381.pdf
R-382 Behavior of PWRs in Spain Following Changes to Modified Chemistry and Fuel Specifications 1382.pdf
R-383 Review of Effect of Lithium on PWR Fuel Cladding Corrosion 1383.pdf
R-384 Shutdown Chemistry in Spanish Plants 1384.pdf
R-385 Effect of Surface Treatment on Radioactivity Deposition on Stainless Steel Coupons Exposed in DOEL 2 1385.pdf
R-386 Utility Approach to Radiation Field Reduction By Coolant Chemistry Control 1386.pdf
R-387 Low Picolinate LOMI - Update 1387.pdf
R-388 Decontamination Chemistry: Current Issues 1388.pdf
R-389 Resin Oxidation Process Improvements 1389.pdf
R-390 Topical Report on FSD for BWRs 1390.pdf
R-391 SCE&G Fuel Decontamination Qualifications Program 1391.pdf
R-392 Pacific Nuclear Field Implementation 1392.pdf
R-393 Utility Decontamination Experience 1393.pdf
R-394 ABB Atom Project - ALARA 2000 1394.pdf
R-395 Development and Use of an In-Pile Loop for BWR Chemistry Studies 1395.pdf
R-396 Replacement of Pins & Rollers in Irradiated BWR Control Blades 1396.pdf
R-397 Cobalt Source Reduction- Control Rod Pin & Roller Replacement 1397.pdf
R-398 Performance of Iron-Base Hardfacing Alloys in Gate Valves Tested Under Simulated BWR Chemistry Conditions 1398.pdf

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R-399 NOREM Wear-Resistant Alloys: An EPRI Program Update 1399.pdf
R-400 The Effect of Zinc on Carbon Steel and Stainless Steel in Lithiated Coolant 1400.pdf
R-401 Optimum Water Chemistry in Radiation Field Buildup Control 1401.pdf
R-402 Status Report on BWR Full System Decontamination 1402.pdf
R-403 Activity Pickup by Coated Coupons Exposed in the DOEL Reactor 1403.pdf
R-404 Primary Water Stress Corrosion Cracking (PWSCC) Prediction Guidelines 1404.pdf
R-405 Evaluation of Recent Experience Using Zinc Addition to Reduce BWR Primary System Radiation Buildup 1405.pdf
R-406 Evaluation of Fuel Rod Leakage Mechanisms Summary Report 1406.pdf
R-407 Development and Testing of an On-line Iron Probe 1407.pdf
R-408 Cost Effective Radiation Exposure Control 1408.pdf
R-409 Full Reactor Coolant System Chemical Decontamination - National Demonstration 1409.pdf
R-410 Role of Hydrogen Water Chemistry on Dose Rates 1410.pdf
R-411 Cobalt Source Reduction 1411.pdf
R-412   1412.pdf
R-413 Radiation Field Control at Susquehanna BWR 1413.pdf
R-414 A Model for Corrosion Product Transport in BWRs 1414.pdf
R-415 Depleted Zinc Oxide Addition for BWRs 1415.pdf
R-416 Investigation of Increased Radiation Levels from Utilization of Hydrogen Water Chemistry in BWRs 1416.pdf
R-417 Water Chemistry and Corrosion Effects on Activity Buildup in BWRs Operating with Hydrogen Water Chemistry 1417.pdf
R-418 Preparation for Field Applications of Full System Decontamination at Indian Point 2 1418.pdf

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R-419 Chemical Results of Full System Decontamination at Indian Point 2 1419.pdf
R-420 Lessons Learned from Full Reactor Coolant System Chemical Decontamination of a PWR 1420.pdf
R-421 Maine Yankee Loop Stop to Loop Stop Chemical Decontamination 1421.pdf
R-422 DERAD - A Decommissioning Economic Risk Advisor: Software to Analyze Decommissioning Strategices 1422.pdf
R-423 Projected Cost Benefit for Full System Chemical Decontamination Projects 1423.pdf
R-424 Field Experience with Full System Chemical Decontamination of BWR and PWR Type Reactors using the CORD Process 1424.pdf
R-425 Fuel-In Reactor Coolant System Chemical Decontamination Program 1425.pdf
R-426 Dose Rate Trends in Siemens-designed PWRs 1426.pdf
R-427 Dose Rate Trends in Siemens-designed BWRs 1427.pdf
R-428 Dose Rate Trends in Westinghouse-designed PWRs 1428.pdf
R-429 Improved Method for Measuring the Effectiveness of Radiation Field Control Techniques 1429.pdf
R-430 Effect of Various Processes on BWR Dose Rates 1430.pdf
R-431 Effect of VVER Water Chemistry on Dose Rates 1431.pdf
R-432 Experience from Severe Fuel Failures in Ringhals: Radiological Effects and Shut-down Criteria 1432.pdf
R-433 Development of the CAN-DEREM Plus Reagent 1433.pdf
R-434 Chemical Decontamination for Decommissioning 1434.pdf
R-435 SELCHEM: A Novel Decontamination Process 1435.pdf
R-436 Vanadium Analysis During LOMI Decontamination 1436.pdf
R-437 Recent Experience With Chemical Decontamination 1437.pdf
R-438 Westinghouse Recent Chemical Decontamination Experience 1438.pdf

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R-439 Effect of Hydrogen Water Chemistry on Chemical Decontamination 1439.pdf
R-440 Utility Chemical Decontamination Experience at Commonwealth Edison's Boiling Water Reactors 1440.pdf
R-441 Assessment of Alternative Oxidizing Reagents for Conditioning BWR and PWR Oxides 1441.pdf
R-442 Reactor Vessel Decontamination and Other Dose Reduction Initiatives at the Oskarshamn 1442.pdf
R-443 Selection of the Oxidation Step in Chemical Decontamination 1443.pdf
R-444 Advances in Welding Iron-Base NOREM Hardfacing Alloys 1444.pdf
R-445 Development of Cobalt-free Wear-Resistant Alloys for Nuclear Applications 1445.pdf
R-446 Cobalt Balance Measurements at Ringhals-1 BWR 1446.pdf
R-447 Coupon Exposure Studies at DOEL-2 Using Stabilized Chromium Surface Pretreatment 1447.pdf
R-448 Optimizing BWR Control Rod Blde Management Strategies 1448.pdf
R-449 PWR Primary Water Chemistry Guidelines: Revision 3 1449.pdf
R-450 PWR Dose Reduction Measures at Millstone Point-2 1450.pdf
R-451 Elevated pH Coolant Chemistry Control at Millstone Point-3 1451.pdf
R-452 Effect on Zircaloy Clad Corrosion of Elevated Lithium Operation at the Millstone 3 PWR 1452.pdf
R-453 PWR Zinc Injection Experience at Farley Unit 2 1453.pdf
R-454 High Pressure Water Spraying for Boiler Head Decontamintion 1454.pdf
R-455 Decontamination of Ontario Hydro Pickering Unit 1 Steam Generators 1455.pdf
1-1 Recent Developments in Radiation Field Control Technology 2000.pdf
1-2 Optimum Water Chemistry in Radiation Field Buildup Control 2001.pdf
1-3 Efforts to Reduce Exposure at Japanese PWRs: CVCS Improvement 2002.pdf

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1-4 Efforts to Control Radiation Build-up in Ringhals 2003.pdf
1-5 An Overview of Zinc Addition for BWR Dose Rate Control 2004.pdf
1-6 Reduction of Radiation Exposure in Japanese BWR Nuclear Power Plants 2005.pdf
  Panel Discussion on Recent Recommendations on Dose Limitations 2006.pdf
3-1 ALARA Implementation Throughout Project Life Cycle 2007.pdf
3-2 Health Physics Aspects of Advanced Reactor Licensing Reviews 2008.pdf
3-3 Controlling Radiation Fields in Siemens Designed Light Water Reactors 2009.pdf
3-4 ALARA Radiation Considerations for the AP600 Reactor 2010.pdf
3-5 System 80+� Standard Design Incorporates Radiation Protection Lessons Learned 2011.pdf
3-6 PWR Design for Low Doses in the United Kingdom: The Present and the Future 2012.pdf
3-7 Implementation of ALARA at the Design Stage of Nuclear Power Plants 2013.pdf
  Session 3 Discussion 2014.pdf
  The History of Radiation Protection 2015.pdf
4-1 Electricite De France's ALARA Policy 2016.pdf
4-2 Assessment of the Benefits and Impacts in the U.S. Nuclear Power Industry of Hypothesized Lower Occupational Dose Limits 2017.pdf
4-3 ALARA in European Nuclear Installations 2018.pdf
4-4 Six Steps to a Successful Dose-Reduction Strategy 2019.pdf
4-5 Progress Report on the Management of the NEA ISOE System 2020.pdf
4-6 The Economics of Radiological Protection 2021.pdf
  Session 5: Panel Discussion on Economics vs. Excellence 2022.pdf

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6-1 Occupational Doses and ALARA - Recent Developments in Sweden 2023.pdf
6-2 ALARA and Planning of Interventions 2024.pdf
6-3 Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Recirc Pipe Dose Rates with Zinc Injection and Condenser Replacement 2025.pdf
6-4 ALARA Council: Sharing of Resources and Experiences to Reduce Doses at Commonwealth Edison Facilities 2026.pdf
6-5 Interpretation of ALARA in the Canadian Regulatory Framework 2027.pdf
6-6 Status of Zinc Injection in PWRs 2028.pdf
6-7 Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Unit 3 Radiation Buildup on the Reactor Water Cleanup ( RWCU) Test Spool - An Update 2029.pdf
6-8 ALARA and Work Management 2030.pdf
6-9 Experience with ALARA and ALARA Procedures in a Nuclear Power Plant 2031.pdf
6-10 EDF Experience with "Hot Spot" Management 2032.pdf
6-11 The Optimisation of Occupational Potential Exposures 2033.pdf
6-12 Department of Energy ALARA Implementation Guide 2034.pdf
7A-1 Primary Water Chemistry Improvement for Radiation Exposure Reduction at Japanese PWR Plants 2035.pdf
7A-2 Update to Millstone 3 Elevated pH Test 2036.pdf
7A-3 A User Friendly Database for Use in ALARA Job Dose Assessment 2037.pdf
7A-4 PWR Upper/Lower Internals Sheild 2038.pdf
7A-5 Report on the PWR-Radiation Protection/ALARA Committee 2039.pdf
7B-1 ALARA Efforts in Nordic BWRs 2040.pdf
7B-2 Radiation Field Control at the Latest BWR Plants: Design Principle, Operational Experience and Future Subjects 2041.pdf
7B-3 ALARA Database Value in Future Outage Work Planning and Dose Management 2042.pdf

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7B-4 Water Chemistry Control and Decontamination Experience with TEPCO BWR's and the Measures Planned for the Future 2043.pdf
7B-5 Report on the BWR Owners' Group Radiation Protection/ALARA Committee 2044.pdf
8A-1 Use of Mock-Up Training to Reduce Personnel Exposure at the North Anna Unit 1 Steam Generator Replacement Project 2045.pdf
8A-2 Effects of Respirator Use on Worker Performance 2046.pdf
8A-3 Field Experience with Remote Monitoring 2047.pdf
8A-4 Westinghouse Corporate Development of a Decision Software Program for Radiological Evaluation Decision Input (REDI) 2048.pdf
8A-5 Task Related Doses in Spanish Pressurized Water Reactors Over the Period 1988-1992 2049.pdf
8B-1 Scale Models: A Proven Cost-Effective Tool for Outage Planning 2050.pdf
8B-2 Dose Reduction and Cost-Benefit Analysis at Japan's Tokai No. 2 Plant 2051.pdf
8B-3 Radiological Controls Integration into Design 2052.pdf
8B-4 PC Based Temporary Shielding Administrative Procedure (TSAP) 2053.pdf
8B-5 ANI/MAELU Engineering Inspection Criteria 8.3 ALARA 2054.pdf
8B-6 ALARA Development in Mexico 2055.pdf
9-1 Shippingport Station Decommissioning Project ALARA Program 2056.pdf
9-2 Decommissioning ALARA Programs Cintichem Decommissioning Experience 2057.pdf
9-3 Radiation Dose Optimisation in the Decommissioning Plan for Loviisa NPP 2058.pdf
9-4 ALARA and Decommissioning - The Fort St. Vrain Experience 2059.pdf
9-5 An Overview of ALARA Considerations During Yankee Atomic's Component Removal Project 2060.pdf
9-6 Cold Weather Effects on Dresden Unit 1 2061.pdf
10-1 Recent Developments in Chemical Decontamination Technology 2062.pdf

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10-2 System Decontamination as a Tool to Control Radiation Fields 2063.pdf
10-3 Full Reactor Coolant System Chemical Decontamination Qualification Programs 2064.pdf
10-4 National Demonstration of Full Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Chemical Decontamination at Indian Point 2 2065.pdf
10-5 Results from the Decontamination of and the Shielding Arrangements in the Reactor Pressure Vessel in Oskarshamn 1-1994 2066.pdf
10-6 CO2 Pellet Decontamination Technology at Westinghouse Hanford 2067.pdf
11-1 Mobile Robotics Application in the Nuclear Industry 2068.pdf
11-2 Boiling Water Reactor Radiation Shielded Control Rod Drive Housing Supports 2069.pdf
11-3 Automation of Steam Generator Services at Public Service Electric & Gas 2070.pdf
11-4 Computer-Controlled Wall Servicing Robot 2071.pdf
11-5 The Integrated Radiation Mapper Assistant 2072.pdf
11-6 Strategy Proposed by Electricit� de France in the Development of Automatic Tools 2073.pdf
N1 Preventing Erosion-Corrosion at Sizewell B 3001.pdf
N2 How Finer Filters Can Keep Exposures Down 3002.pdf
N3 Enriched Boric Acid Promises Greater Flexibility for PWRs 3003.pdf
N4 Control Rod Drive Removal and Installation Mechanism Saves Dose 3004.pdf
N5 Steam Generator Pipe End Decon Saves Approximately 100 Person-Rem 3005.pdf
N6 More on Strippable Coatings 3006.pdf
N7 Effect of Elevated Lithium/pH on Inconel 600 3007.pdf
N8 Conductivity During Early-Life Important in Fuel Oxidation and Failure 3008.pdf
N7 Effect of Elevated Lithium/pH on Inconel 600 3009.pdf

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N10 Protective Coatings for Radiation Control in Boiling Water Nuclear Power Reactors 3010.pdf
N11 Designing for Maintainability 3011.pdf
N12 Plant Inspection Experience and the Equipment Needed 3012.pdf
N13 Progress in Radiation Control Technology 3013.pdf
N14 Experience With Elevated pH at Millstone Unit 3 3014.pdf
N15 Full System Decontamination Results 3015.pdf
N16 Recent Experience with Zinc Injection 3016.pdf
N17 Cobalt Reduction Guidelines 3017.pdf
N18 Proceedings: 1989 EPRI Radwaste Workshop 3018.pdf
N19 Reduction of Critical Path Time for BWR Recirculation System Decontaminations 3019.pdf
N20 Proceedings: Workshop on Primary Water Stress Corrosion Cracking 3020.pdf
N21 Implementing Cobalt-Free Alloys in Nuclear Plant Valves 3021.pdf
N22 Evaluation of Iron-Based Hardfacing Alloys 3022.pdf
N23 Weldability Studies Update 3023.pdf
N24 Mini-Sub in Use at Con Edison's Indian Point 2 3024.pdf
N25 Lightweight Torque Wrench Improves Bolting Maintenance 3025.pdf
N26 Vac-Pac Technology: Safe, Clean, Efficient Vacuum Collection 3026.pdf
N27 Acrylic Floor Toppings Simplify Decontamination in Nuclear Facilities 3027.pdf
N28 Welding Arc Viewer 3028.pdf
N29 Pipe and Tube Cutting 3029.pdf

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N30 Fuel Master Increases Capacity 3030.pdf
N31 Looking for Steam Generator Leaks with Helium 3031.pdf
N32 Hall-Effect Helps 3032.pdf
N33 Strippable Coatings Provide Leak-Tight Integrity and Hot Particle Mitigation 3033.pdf
N34 Effect of Electropolishing, Preoxidation and Zinc on Radionuclide Buildup in BWR Recirculation Piping 3034.pdf
N35 Electropolishing Minimizes Radioactivity Buildup 3035.pdf
N36 Chemical Decontamination In Germany 3036.pdf
N37 Approaching Consensus on the Optimum pH for PWRs 3037.pdf
N38 Collective Doses for Steam Generator Replacements 3038.pdf
N39 Radionuclide Buildup in BWR Reactor Coolant Recirculation Piping 3039.pdf
N40 Update on Full-System LWR Decontamination 3040.pdf
N41 Video Camera Use Reduces Cost and Exposures 3041.pdf
N42 Update on Primary Chemistry Guidelines for PWRs 3042.pdf
N43 Electropolishing Steam Generator Channel Heads: The French Experience 3043.pdf
N44 Current Thinking on Relative Importance of Cobalt Reduction and Water Chemistry for PWRs 3044.pdf
N45 The Effect of Dissolved Zinc on the Transport of Corrosion Products in PWRs 3045.pdf
N46 Vessel Inspection Made Easy 3046.pdf
N47 New Alloys Resist Wear Without Costly Cobalt 3047.pdf
N48 New Lesson Plan Packages 3048.pdf
N49 More on Mitsubishi's Underwater Vehicle for Ultrasonic Vessel Inspection 3049.pdf

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N50 General Electric's New Inspection System Gives Inside Information on BWR RPV Welds 3050.pdf
N51 Key Tagging for Security 3051.pdf
N52 High-Capacity Filters 3052.pdf
N53 Ontario Hydro Proposes Canning and Burying CANDU Reactors 3053.pdf
N54 Strippable Coatings Help Reactor Cavity Decon 3054.pdf
N55 CAN-DECON Makes a Strong Comeback as CAN-DEREM 3055.pdf
N56 Hot Spot Reduction Program at Braidwood 3056.pdf
N57 Doses decreasing at Ontario Hydro 3057.pdf
N58 Ontario Hydro: Preventative Measures Following Overexposure 3058.pdf
N59 Pacific Gas & Electric Upgrades Radiation Monitoring 3059.pdf
N60 Employee Attitudes: The Key to Exposure Reduction at Oyster Creek 3060.pdf
N61 EDF to Place Bulk Order for Steam Generator Replacement 3061.pdf
N62 French Thinking on the Comparative Merits of Alloys 690 and 800 3062.pdf
N63 BWR Zinc Injection 3063.pdf
N64 KWR Plans 54-Day Steam Generator Replacement 3064.pdf
N65 AEA Technology's 3D TV Equipment Shows Performance Benefits over Conventional Television 3065.pdf
N66 Mitsubishi's New Passive PWR 3066.pdf
N67 Inspecting BWR In-Core Housings from the Refueling Bridge 3067.pdf
N68 Maintaining Dose Histories in the United Kingdom 3068.pdf
N69 Conclusions of the EPRI Workshop on BWR Zinc Injection 3069.pdf

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N70 PWR Primary Water Chemistry Guidelines - Revision 2 3070.pdf
N71 ICRP's New Recommendations 3071.pdf
N72 Low Doses in ABB Atom BWRs 3072.pdf
N73 Repairing and Replacing Steam Generators at Soviet 1000 MWE PWRs 3073.pdf
N74 Beznau 1 Plans Steam Generator Replacement 3074.pdf
N75 Aiming for Improved Steam Generator Reliability in Japan 3075.pdf
N76 Comparisons of Steam Generator Replacement Techniques 3076.pdf
N77 Quick and Easy Adjustment for Valves 3077.pdf
N78 Smaller Dosimeter 3078.pdf
N79 Portable Test Bench for Snubbers, Pumps, and Steam Generators 3079.pdf
N80 Special Cleaning Devices for Sellafield 3080.pdf
N81 Farewell to the Mop and Bucket 3081.pdf
N82 NRC Decision on Level of Detail for Advanced Reactors 3082.pdf
N83 Replacing the Pressurizer Heater Sleeves at Calvert Cliffs 2 3083.pdf
N84 Crawling Around Byron 3084.pdf
N85 From Reaction to Proaction - Taking the Preventative Approach 3085.pdf
N86 Occupational Dose Reduction at NPP:  Annotated Bibliography of Selected Readings in Radiation Protection and ALARA 3086.pdf
N87 Combining Zinc Injection with Hydrogen Water Chemistry 3087.pdf
N88 Update on Zinc Injection for BWRs 3088.pdf
N89 Latest Results from Elevated Lithium Demo at Millstone-3 3089.pdf

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N90 Electronic Personal Dosimeter Heralds a Revolution in Legal Dosimetry 3090.pdf
N91 Science Applications International's New Small Dosimeter 3091.pdf
N92 Techniques for Dose Reduction 3092.pdf
N93 Consequences of Reduced Limits 3093.pdf
N94 Getting Exposures Down at U.S. Plants 3094.pdf
N95 The Age of the "Throwaway" Video Camera is Here 3095.pdf
N96 Swedish Technology Provides Inside Knowledge of U.S. BWR Vessels 3096.pdf
N97 Bibliography of Selected Readings on Radiation Protection and ALARA 3097.pdf
N98 NRC Tightens Radiation Exposure Limits 3098.pdf
N99 Setting New Protection Standards for Radiation 3099.pdf
N100 Occupational Doses in ABB Atom BWRs 3100.pdf
N101 Video Cameras at Nuclear Plants 3101.pdf
N102 Radiation Exposures at U.S. Plants in 1990 3102.pdf
N103 Full System Decontamination Workshop Planned 3103.pdf
N104 Full System Decontamination Qualification Programs - PWR Studies 3104.pdf
N105 Full System Decontamination Qualification Program - BWR Qualification Program 3105.pdf
N106 Full System Decontamination Qualification Programs - Comparison of Fuel In and Fuel Out 3106.pdf
N107 Field Demonstration of NOREM Wear-Resistant Alloys 3107.pdf
N108 PWR Shutdown Chemistry 3108.pdf
N109 Shutdown Radiation Fields at BWRs Using Hydrogen Water Chemistry 3109.pdf

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N110 Robotic Maintenance Systems for Nuclear Power Plants 3110.pdf
N111 Expanding the Range of Activities Performed Remotely at Nuclear Power Plants 3111.pdf
N112 Scaffold Management - A New Era 3112.pdf
N113 Managing of the Aging BWR Control Rod Drive Mechanisms 3113.pdf
N114 ALARA Reducting During CRDM Changeout and Rebuilding 3114.pdf
N115 CRDM Worker Training 3115.pdf
N116 Dustless Surface Preparation and Decontamination Systems for Concrete Floors 3116.pdf
N117 Zinc Injection Helps Reduce Radiation Field Buildup in BWRs 3117.pdf
N118 Putting pH 7.2 Water Chemistry to the Test at French PWRs 3118.pdf
N119 EPRI-Sponsored Technology Easing CRDM Change-Out Job at BWRs 3119.pdf
N120 Information Exchange 3120.pdf
N121 Collective Doses In European Light Water Reactors 3121.pdf
N122 Computerized Dose Tracking 3122.pdf
N123 Advanced Technologies 3123.pdf
N124 Dose Reduction By Outage Planning, Strategy, and Architectural Arrangements 3124.pdf
N125 Robotic Applications 3125.pdf
N126 Dose Reduction During Inspection of Germany PWRs 3126.pdf
N127 Dose Trends in German PWRs 3127.pdf
N128 Dose Reduction in Japan Atomic Power Company Plants 3128.pdf
N129 Exposure Reduction at Shimane, Unit No. 2 3129.pdf

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N130 Steam Generator Replacement at Dampierre 1 3130.pdf
N131 Work Planning and Organization 3131.pdf
N132 Worker Training and Responsibility 3132.pdf
N133 Planning for Ringhals 2 Steam Generator Replacement 3133.pdf
N134 Swiss Experience with Zinc Injection and Soft Shutdown 3134.pdf
N135 CRD Services 3135.pdf
N136 Inspection Cameras 3136.pdf
N137 Remote Inspection 3137.pdf
N138 Heat Stress Monitor 3138.pdf
N139 Alarm Ratemeter 3139.pdf
N140 Camera System 3140.pdf
N141 UT Imaging System 3141.pdf
N142 RPV Stud Tensioning 3142.pdf
N143 Factors Influencing Collective Exposure Trends 3143.pdf
N144 The Challenge of the 1995 Radiation Exposure Goals 3144.pdf
N145 NRPB Opts for "Constraints" 3145.pdf
N146 Bringing Robotic Tensioning to the U.S. 3146.pdf
N147 World Nuclear Industry Handbook - 1992 3147.pdf
N148 ALARA/ALARP: Working Well Before ICRP 60? 3148.pdf
N149 Bar Code System 3149.pdf

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N150 Inspection Services 3150.pdf
N151 Dosimetry Reduction 3151.pdf
N152 Inspection Robot 3152.pdf
N153 Inspection Robots 3153.pdf
N154 Fluorescent Lamps 3154.pdf
N155 Video Inspection 3155.pdf
N156 SG Annulus Seal 3156.pdf
N157 Standard Versus Hydrazine Water Chemistry in VVER-440 3157.pdf
N158 Dose Reduction at McGuire by Teledosimetry and Remote Communication 3158.pdf
N159 Using Satellite Technology to Improve Steam Generator Eddy Current Inspections 3159.pdf
N160 An Update on the Mechanical Stress Improvement Process 3160.pdf
N161 Remote Operated Vehicles - A Driving Force for Improved Outages 3161.pdf
N162 Winning the Battle Agains IGSCC 3162.pdf
N163 I.S.O.E. - An International Contribution to Keep Workers' Doses ALARA 3163.pdf
N164 ALARA - An Historical and Global Perspective 3164.pdf
N165 Instructions for Recording and Reporting Occupational Exposure Data 3165.pdf
N166 ALARA Regional Conference: Region 1 3166.pdf
N167 Applied Robotics Test Facility - A New Partnership for the Mobile Robotics Community 3167.pdf
N168 Advanced Technologies Applied to Work Management 3168.pdf
N169 Radiation Field Evaluations 3169.pdf

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N170 The Effect of Chemical Additives on N-16 Carryover Under Simulated BWR Conditions 3170.pdf
N171 Electropolishing of Replacement Steam Generator Channel Heads at Millstone-2 PWR 3171.pdf
N172 Update on U.S. Power Industry Exposures 3172.pdf
N173 Remotec's All-Terrain Robots 3173.pdf
N174 New Remote Radiation Surveillance System 3174.pdf
N175 Instant Monitoring On Hand 3175.pdf
N176 Improved Plant Designs Reduce Dose By a Factor of 20 3176.pdf
N177 Dose Control at China's First Nuclear Power Plants 3177.pdf
N178 CANDU Large Scale Fuel Channel Replacement Project: Individual & Collective Dose Reduction by ALARA Integration 3178.pdf
N179 Radiation-Field Control Manual - 1991 Revision 3179.pdf
N180 Nuclear Power Plant Resource Book - Vol. 2: BWR 3180.pdf
N181 A Brief History of Robots in the United States 3181.pdf
N182 Trod Cleans Up At Nine Mile Point 1 3182.pdf
N183 More Radiation Monitoring Backfits for the Future 3183.pdf
N184 Designing Radiation Protection into Sizewall B 3184.pdf
N185 Frozen CO2 Pellets Process for Decontamination 3185.pdf
N186 1991 Exposure Trends 3186.pdf
N187 Control Blade Pin and Roller Replacement 3187.pdf
N188 Improving Communications With Utility Personnel 3188.pdf
N189 Depleted Zinc Evaluation at FitzPatrick 3189.pdf

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N190 Decontamination Update 3190.pdf
N191 BWR Radiation Fields with Hydrogen Water Chemistry 3191.pdf
N192 Formation of PWR Radiation Protection/ALARA Committee 3192.pdf
N193 1992 Exposure Reduction Plans at Surry Power Station 3193.pdf
N194 Repairing the Spent Fuel Coolant Pump at Surry: Operational Details of a Job 3194.pdf
N195 Improved TLD Badges 3195.pdf
N196 Pilgrim's Progress Points the Way to Cobalt Reduction 3196.pdf
N197 Looking for Links between BWR Hydrogen Water Chemistry and Increased Shutdown Dose Rates 3197.pdf
N198 New PWR Guidelines Target Intergranular Attack and Stress Corrosion Cracking in Steam Generators 3198.pdf
N199 Water Chemistry and Dose Reduction: New PWRs 3199.pdf
N200 Water Chemistry and Dose Reduction: Millstone 3 Experience 3200.pdf
N201 PWR Primary Coolant Chemistry and Dose Reduction 3201.pdf
N202 Using Divers to Inspect and Repair the Torus Proper at Peach Bottom 3202.pdf
N203 Scale Models - An Effective Tool for ALARA and Constructability Planning 3203.pdf
N204 New Developments in the Surrogate Tour System 3204.pdf
N205 Report on the 6th Bournemouth Conference on Water Chemistry 3205.pdf
N206 1992 Radiation Exposure Management Seminar Highlights 3206.pdf
N207 Steam Generator Strategy for Ringhals 3 and 4 3207.pdf
N208 Getting Ready to Replace the Steam Generators at Doel 3 3208.pdf
N210 Replacing Steam Generators at Millstone 2 3210.pdf

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N211 Steam Generator Tube Evaluation By Ultrasonic Testing 3211.pdf
N212 Development of Unique In-Service Inspection Equipment for Reactor Pressure Vessels 3212.pdf
N213 MOOSE� Decontamination Robot Supports Nuclear Facility's Remediation Strategy 3213.pdf
N214 Preconditioning of PWRs 3214.pdf
N215 Demonstration of PWR Full-System Decontamination 3215.pdf
N216 Demonstration of Elevated pH 3216.pdf
N217 Current Status of PWR Primary Coolant Chemistry in the U.S. 3217.pdf
N218 How Hydrogen Water Chemistry Impacts Shutdown Dose Rates in BWRs 3218.pdf
N219 Worker Exposures Plunge at U.S. Nucear Plants 3219.pdf
N220 BWR and PWR Collective Radiation Exposure 3220.pdf
N221 Automated Reactor Vessel Stud Removal System 3221.pdf
N222 Hydro-Vac� Shield 3222.pdf
N223 Chemical Decontamination of a PWR RHR System 3223.pdf
N224 BWR Chemistry Guidelines Revision Committee Being Formed 3224.pdf
N225 LOMI Decontamination of Nuclear Reactors Reduces Exposure and Critcal Path Time 3225.pdf
N226 GPU Cuts Critical Path Time by Using EPRI Radwaste Desk Reference 3226.pdf
N227 PWR Secondary Water Chemistry Guidelines 3227.pdf
N228 10 CFR 20's Impact on Computerized Dose Tracking 3228.pdf
N229 Utilities use Modified pH from Startup to Reduce Radiation Fields 3229.pdf
N230 Reducing Costs and Radiation Exposures in the Nuclear Power Industry 3230.pdf

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N231 CONVOY Leads the Way on Dose Reduction 3231.pdf
N232 Re-Revisiting the Hiroshima Dosimetry Revision 3232.pdf
N233 ABB-CE Applies ALARA Principles in the Design of System 80+� PWR 3233.pdf
N234 Use of Image Transmission and Virtual Reality at Nuclear Plants 3234.pdf
N235 Use of Multimedia for Nuclear Power Plants 3235.pdf
N236 Photogrammetry for Nuclear Power Plants 3236.pdf
N237 Advanced Imaging Tools for Nuclear Power Plant Operation and Maintenance 3237.pdf
N238 Piping System Inspection and Testing: Managing the Massive Results, Records, and Reports 3238.pdf
N239 Reducing Radiation Dose by Effective ALARA Engineering 3239.pdf
N242 Reducing Exposure at U.S. Nuclear Plants 3242.pdf
N245 Iron-Based Alloy Testing in BWR Chemistries 3245.pdf
N246 Second Meeting of the ISOE Steering Group 3246.pdf
N247 Some Successful Techniques for Exposure Control 3247.pdf
N248 Radiaton Exposure Trends 3248.pdf
N249 Chromium Coatings to Reduce Activity Pickup 3249.pdf
N250 PWR Primary Chemistry Update 3250.pdf
N251 Radiation Exposures in 1992 3251.pdf
N252 Robotic Vehicle 3252.pdf
N253 Radiation Shielding 3253.pdf
N254 Managing CRDM Nozzle Cracking 3254.pdf

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N255 Performance Monitoring Tool 3255.pdf
N256 UK Goes for 20 MsV Limit 3256.pdf
N257 U.S. Nuclear Power Plant Performance Improves Again in 1992 3257.pdf
N258 Dose Data From BWR Owner's Group Rp/A Committee 3258.pdf
N259 Nuclear Plant Discharges Too Low to Detect 3259.pdf
N260 Present and Future Safety Issues for �lectricit� de France (EdF) 3260.pdf
N261 Listening to Reactor Pressure at the Boundaries for the Sounds of Cracks and Leaks 3261.pdf
N262 The Safety of French Pressurized Water Reactors: A Regulator's Perspective 3262.pdf
N263 Options for Leak Detection 3263.pdf
N264 Good Experience From Operation of Replacement Steam Generators 3264.pdf
N265 Remote Handling Equipment Aids Bruce Nuclear Power Station 3265.pdf
N266 EPRI's Low Level Waste, Chemistry and Radiation Control Program 3266.pdf
N267 European Utility Requirements for the Next Generation of Nuclear Plant 3267.pdf
N268 New Steam Generators for Doel 3 3268.pdf
N269 Worker Protection during Contaminated Concrete and Steel Remediation 3269.pdf
N270 More Circumferential Cracking Indications Found in Ringhals 2 Upper Head 3270.pdf
N271 A Record-Breaking SG Replacement 3271.pdf
N272 Neutron Detectors 3272.pdf
N273 An Electronic Personal Dosimeter System 3273.pdf
N274 Scaffolding Management for Waste and Dose Minimization 3274.pdf

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N275 Reactor Vessel Stuck Stud Removal and Stud Hole Repair 3275.pdf
N276 Refurbising Rather than Replacing Reactor Coolant Pump Motors 3276.pdf
N277 Service Water Restoration at North Anna 3277.pdf
N278 Planning SG Replacement Pays Off for North Anna 3278.pdf
N279 Lasers Make Light Work of Sleeving 3279.pdf
N280 Japanese Wrestle with Tube Problems 3280.pdf
N281 Paving the Way for Full System Decontamination with the Fuel In 3281.pdf
N282 Developing the Reactor Operating Procedures for Full-System Decontamination 3282.pdf
N283 Laying the Foundations for the Field Implementation of Full System Decontamination 3283.pdf
N284 Preparing for Full System Decontamination at Indian Point 2: Utility Perspective 3284.pdf
N285 The Road to Full RCS Decontamination 3285.pdf
N286 Chemical Decontamination Workshop 3286.pdf
N287 Surrogate Video Tour 3287.pdf
N288 Temporary Shielding for RHR Piping 3288.pdf
N289 Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant Unit 2 Cycle 6 Chemical Decontamination Proven Success 3289.pdf
N290 Automating Pump Nozzle Inspection 3290.pdf
N291 Automating Inspection of Vessel Penetrations in French PWRs 3291.pdf
N292 Japan in Nearly Reaching the Limits of Automated Inspection 3292.pdf
N293 Combining AL and NDE to Aid Pipework Repair and Inspection Decision 3293.pdf
N294 Replacement of Separator Shroud Bolts 3294.pdf

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N295 A Brief History of Robots in the US 3295.pdf
N296 Robotics, Video, and Advanced Technologies for ALARA 3296.pdf
N297 U/MRUG: Utility/Manufacturers Robotics Users Group 3297.pdf
N298 Robotics and the Power Plant of the Future 3298.pdf
N299 The Economics of Robots in Nuclear Power Plants 3299.pdf
N300 Robotic Arm Cleaning 3300.pdf
N301 A Remotely Operated Excavator 3301.pdf
N302 Bringing Robotic Tensioning to the US 3302.pdf
N303 Japan's ARTRA Robot Moves Forward 3303.pdf
N304 ROSA III: The Westinghouse Workhorse 3304.pdf
N305 Automating Fuel Handling Systems 3305.pdf
N306 TROD Cleans Up at Nine Mile Point 1 3306.pdf
N307 Installing Nozzle Dams 100% Remotely 3307.pdf
N308 Making Tracks to Clean-Up After Accidents 3308.pdf
N309 CECIL Lances Bruce's Boilers 3309.pdf
N310 TELEMAN, Europe's Tele-Robotic Program to End 3310.pdf
N311 Emphasis on Contamination Control Brings MOOSE to FMC Superfund Site 3311.pdf
N312 Robots in PSE&G's Nuclear Plants Experience and Future Projections 3312.pdf
N313 Water-Soluble Glues Qualified for BWRs 3313.pdf
N314 Small-Scale Models Equal Large-Scale Savings 3314.pdf

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N315 New Technical Group for Decommissioning, Decontaminating, and Reutilization Formed by the American Nuclear Society 3315.pdf
N316 Dustless Decontamination Well Established at US DOE Sites 3316.pdf
N317 Video System 3317.pdf
N318 Hanford, Where Should We Begin? 3318.pdf
N319 Developing Decon 3319.pdf
N320 Instrument Port Column Assembly (IPCA) Upgrade 3320.pdf
N321 Getting Longer Life from Roller Nut Control Rod Drives 3321.pdf
N322 US Industry Lauds Rise in Performance 3322.pdf
N323 Symposium on Radioactive and Mixed Waste - Risk as a Basis for Waste Classification 3323.pdf
N324 Power Up at Bruce 3324.pdf
N325 Radiation Worker Study Links Leukemia with Exposure 3325.pdf
N326 Through-Wall Upper Vessel Head Cracks at Jose Cabrera 3326.pdf
N327 Temporary Repair to Ringhals Head 3327.pdf
N328 Doubts Persist on Decommissioning 3328.pdf
N329 Early Decommissioning Cheaper, NRC Says 3329.pdf
N330 Old Times for New: The Cheaper Solution to Valve Problems 3330.pdf
N331 Comparing National Approaches to NDE 3331.pdf
N332 Tube Problems: Worldwide Statistics Reviewed 3332.pdf
N333 SG Replacement Problems Anticipated and Avoided with 3D CAD 3333.pdf
N334 Some Good ALARA Practices at Big Rock Point (Part I) 3334.pdf

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N359 Some Good ALARA Practices at Big Rock Point (Part II, Continued) 3335.pdf
N361 Three-Year Capacity Factors Rose Again 3337.pdf
N362 The Brave New World of Micro Robotics is Here 3338.pdf
N363 Study Shows Need for More Nuclear Power 3339.pdf
N364 Pickering Leak Contained 3340.pdf
N365 Nuclear Industry in Action 3341.pdf
N366 Radiation Protection: Utilizing A Digital Camera 3342.pdf
N367 PWRs to Assess Steam Generator Problems for NRC 3343.pdf
N368 Taking in the Sites 3344.pdf
N369 Utility Embarks on Massive Sleeving Job 3345.pdf
N370 NRC Issues Favorable Inspection Report 3346.pdf
N371 Nuclear Plant Reliability Data System (NPRDS): A Tool for Success 3347.pdf
N372 Bringing the Industry to Dresden 3348.pdf
N373 Full-System Decontamination of Indian Pont 2 3349.pdf
N374 Decommissioning Plan for Big Rock Point 3350.pdf
N375 Advisers Ok ORC's Steam Generator Repair Criteria 3351.pdf
N376 Refueling, Power Uprate Outage Extended a Week at WNP-2 3352.pdf
N377 Virginia Power Completes Outage Under Budget 3353.pdf
N378 More Vessel Head Repairs Approved for Jose Cabrera 3354.pdf
N379 Kewaunee is Back but with Reduced Power 3355.pdf

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N380 Consolidated Edision (ConEd) Decontaminated Reactorcoolant Water 3356.pdf
N381 Possible Westinghouse Tube Plug Cracks Could Lead to Replacement Order 3357.pdf
N382 NU Prepares for Restart After Problems 3358.pdf
N383 SG Modifications May Provide Life Extension 3359.pdf
N384 A Plugged SG Tube Burst at Haddam Neck 3360.pdf
N385 Zorita Restart has been Approved 3361.pdf
N386 SONGS Favours Proven Technology 3362.pdf
N387 Cameras Offer a Clearer Picture to ALARA Group 3363.pdf
N388 HP Video, Audio System Saves Dose During Outage 3364.pdf
N389 A Primary Containment Vessel Inspection Robot at Tokyo Electric 3365.pdf
N391 How to Choose a Manipulator? 3366.pdf
N392 Automating Steam Generator Maintenance at Bruce A 3367.pdf
N393 Using Robots for Decommissioning 3368.pdf
N394 Robotic Inspection of Reactor Pressure Vessel by URSULA 3369.pdf
N395 Decontamination of Large Metal Objects 3370.pdf
N404 Comprehensive Low-Cost Reliability Centered Maintenance 3379.pdf
N405 Chromium Coatings to Reduce Radiation Buildup 3380.pdf
N406 NOREM Application Guidelines 3381.pdf
N407 TVA Saves Critical Outage Time for Examination of RPV and Internals Lifting Device 3382.pdf
N409 Effect of Nuclear Power Plant Decommissioning Costs on Plant Life Cycle Decision 3384.pdf

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N3389 Safety Assessment 3389.pdf
N3390 Capacity Factor 3390.pdf
N3391 Good Marks 3391.pdf
N3392 Steam Generator Changeout 3392.pdf
N3393 Refueling Record 3393.pdf
N3394 Videoimagescope 3394.pdf
N3395 IAEA 3395.pdf
N3396 New Products - Valve Packing Technology 3396.pdf
N3397 Inspection Tool 3397.pdf
N3398 Air Pilot Valves 3398.pdf
N3399 Radiation Counter 3399.pdf
N3400 Pump Maintenance/Repair 3400.pdf
N3401 Video Measurement System 3401.pdf
N3402 Inspection Service 3402.pdf
N3403 Condenser Cleaning 3403.pdf
N3404 Document Management 3404.pdf
N3405 Plutonium Assay 3405.pdf
N3406 Regulatory Library 3406.pdf
N3407 Chemical Decons 3407.pdf
N3408 Application of the TELBOT Robot in Hazardous Environments 3408.pdf

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N3409 LWR Occupational Dose Data for 1995 3409.pdf
N3410 Proceedings: 1996 ASME/EPRI Radwaste Workshop 3410.pdf
N3411 Interim On-Site Storage of Low Level Waste: Guidelines for Extended Storage 3411.pdf
N3412 Effect of Injection of Depleted Zinc on Radiation Fields of Lasalle 1 BWR 3412.pdf
N3413 Controlling Radiation Fields at Monticello BWR When Using Hydrogen Water Chemistry 3413.pdf
N3414 Calvert Cliffs: Using PSAs to Assess On-Line Maintenance Risks 3414.pdf
N3415 South Texas: PSA Techniques Used in Day-to-Day Activities 3415.pdf
N3416 Bill Lee Leaves a Legacy of Leadership to Nuclear Professionals Worldwide 3416.pdf
N3417 The Nuclear Maintenance 3417.pdf
N3418 Evaluation of Zinc Addition to Primary Coolant of Farley-2 PWR 3418.pdf
N3419 Getting the Dose Problem Under Control in Sweden 3419.pdf
N3420 The Potential of Decontamination 3420.pdf
N3421 ALARA Programming for Swedish Plants 3421.pdf
N3422 Japan Plans All-Purpose Electronic Dosimetry System 3422.pdf
N3423 Addressing the Problems of Stress Corrosion Cracking in PWR Control Rod Drive Mechanism Penetrations 3423.pdf
N3424 Evaluation of the Key Factors Analysis Technique as an ALARA Tool 3424.pdf
N3425 Evaluation of PWR Radiation Fields: 1991-1996 3425.pdf
N3426 Cycle Chemistry Improvement Program 3426.pdf
N3427 Proceedings: EPRI/DOE International Conference on Managing Hazardous and Particulate Air Pollutants 3427.pdf
N3428 Evaluation of Alternative Filter Elements for Condensate Polishing Applications at Catawba Nuclear Station 3428.pdf

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N3429 Users Manual, Wastecost: Wet Module, Version 1.0 3429.pdf
N3430 French Optimizing Outage Time, Doses in Steam Generator Replacements 3430.pdf
N3431 French Ministries Order New Study of Leukemia Cases Near La Hague 3431.pdf
N3432 Dose in 90 Days Before Conception Meant More Boys Born at Sellafield 3432.pdf
N3433 France May Ban Temporary Workers From Radiation Work at EDF Plants 3433.pdf
N3434 Instruction Concerning Risks from Occupational Radiation Exposure 3434.pdf
N3435 NRC Taking a New Look at Safety Issues 3435.pdf
N3436 Notes on 1997 International ALARA Symposium, Orlando, Florida, March 16-20, 1997 3436.pdf
N3437 Taking the Chemistry Out of Decontamination 3437.pdf
N3438 Steam Generator Feedring Modification ALARA 3438.pdf
N3439 Steam Generator Replacement Ringhals 3, 195 3439.pdf
N3440 A Radiation Protection Approach to the Implementation of Work Management 3440.pdf
N3441 Computer Based Training - "Radiation Protection" - An ALARA Training Tool 3441.pdf
N3442 ALARA Considerations for PWR Reactor Vessel Annealing 3442.pdf
N3443 Work Management in the Nuclear Pwer Industry 3443.pdf
N3444 Objective Control in Dose Management 3444.pdf
N3445 Becoming a World Class ALARA Performer with EPRI Technology 3445.pdf
N3446 Achieving Short Outages and Low Doses 3446.pdf
N3447 ALARA Program in the New Generation of Advanced BWRs 3447.pdf
N3448 Management for the Optimization of Radiation Exposre in Spanish Nuclear Power Plants 3448.pdf

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N3449 Maintaining Public Dose ALARA After Decommissioning 3449.pdf
N3450 Effect of Hydrogen Water Chemistry on Chemical Decontamination 3450.pdf
N3451 A Radiation Protection Approach to the Implementation of Work Management 3451.pdf
N3452 A New Water Chemistry Control Method for Radiation Reduction of BWR 3452.pdf
N3453 The S.R.T. Project: Mobile Robots for Inspection in Nuclear Power Plants 3453.pdf
N3454 The Management of Radiation Protection in EDF Nuclear Power Plants 3454.pdf
N3455 Electricite de France ALARA Project 3455.pdf
N3456 Achieving Short Outages and Low Dose 3456.pdf
N3457 Integrated Electrometer Dosimeter and Dose Records Systems 3457.pdf
N3458 Automated Health Physics Monitoring 3458.pdf
N3459 Remote Area Monitoring Industry Overview 3459.pdf
N3460 PWR Shutdown Chemistry Control During Short Duration Outages 3460.pdf
N3461 Property Damage Risk Assessment Scooping Study 3461.pdf
N3462 PISCES: Power Plant Chemical Assessment Model - Version 2.0 3462.pdf
N3463 Analysis of Steam Generator Tubing from Oconee Unit 1 Nuclear Station 3463.pdf
N3464 Waste Acounting 3464.pdf
N3465 Decontamination of BWR Systems Using NP/LOMI Preoxidation Steps 3465.pdf
N3466 ANS/UMRUG Meeting on Robotics 3466.pdf
N3467 Steam Generator Inspection and Cleaning: UBIB & UBHC 3467.pdf
N3468 Networking Protocol 3468.pdf

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3469 Conference on Interaction of Non-Iron-Based Materials with Water and Steam 3469.pdf
3470 Recommendations for an Effective Flow Accelerated Corrosion Program 3470.pdf
3471 PWR Secondary Water Chemistry Guidelines Revision 4 3471.pdf
3472 State-of-the-Art Weld Repair Technology for High Temperature and Pressure Parts 3472.pdf
3473 Proceedings: Specialist Meeting on Environment Degradation of Alloy 600 3473.pdf
3474 WASTECOST Handbook 3474.pdf
3475 Full System Decontamination of the Indian Point 2 PWR 3475.pdf
3476 Chemical Decontamination with Preoxidation Steps: BWR Systems at Plant Hatch 3476.pdf
3477 Experience with Depleted Zinc Oxide Injection in BWRs 3477.pdf
3478 Study on High Temperature Chemical Cleaning Tests and Appliances 3478.pdf
3479 Steam Generator Tube Fatigue Evaluation 3479.pdf
3480 Condensate Polishing Guidelines 3480.pdf
3481 Permanent Lead Shielding for Nuclear Safety Piping Systems 3481.pdf
3482 Analysis of Steam Generator Tubing from Crystal River, Unit 3 3482.pdf
3483 Operating Limits for Silica, Calcium, Aluminum, and Magnesium in PWRs 3483.pdf
3484 Plant-Specific Optimization of LWR Water Chemistry 3484.pdf
3485 PWR Fuel-In Full Reactor Coolant System Decontamination Qualification 3485.pdf
3486 Impact of PWR Primary Chemistry on Corrosion Product Deposition on Fuel Cladding Surfaces 3486.pdf
3491 Changing Times for Radiological Protection Managers 3491.pdf
3492 ALARA Progress in the European Union and Russia 3492.pdf

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3493 Putting Radiation Protection Information on the Internet 3493.pdf
3494 Maine Yankee Steam Generator Tube Modification from a Radiological Perspective 3494.pdf
3495 Collective Dose Reduction at Washington Nuclear Project-2 3495.pdf
3496 How to Reduce Dose and Costs: Add Lead to Your Metallic Insulation 3496.pdf
    4000.pdf
1 Remote Handling Machines for BWR Control Rod Drives 6001.pdf
2 Processes and Practices Related to Occupational Dose: Automatic or Semi-Automatic Ultrasonic Inspection Systems 6002.pdf
3 Cattle Chute Shielding for BWRs 6003.pdf
4 Cavity Wall and Other Special Decontamination Machines 6004.pdf
5 Chemical Decontamination of Primary Systems 6005.pdf
6 Chloride Concentration Control 6006.pdf
7 Clean-Up Procedure for Valve Seat Grinding 6007.pdf
8 Cobalt QA Procedures on Inconel Fuel and Grids (PWRs) and on Fuel, Pins, and Control Blades (BWRs) 6008.pdf
9 Condensate Prefilters 6009.pdf
11 Conoseal Modification for Incore Thermocouple Penetration (PWRs) 6011.pdf
13 Electropolishing of Steam Generator Channel Heads 6013.pdf
14 Electropolishing Refueling Tools; Lifting Rigs; and New Piping 6014.pdf
15 Eliminate Antimony in Main Coolant Pump Bearings (PWRs) 6015.pdf
16 Eliminate Reactor Temperature Detector Bypass Manifold (PWRs) 6016.pdf
17 Iron Control (BWRs) 6017.pdf

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18 Forward Pumped Heater Drains (BWRs) 6018.pdf
19 Fuel Cycle Length 6019.pdf
20 Fuel Sipping 6020.pdf
21 Fuel Rod Cleaning 6021.pdf
22 Hight Temperature Electromagnetic Filtration on the Primary Circuit of LWR Plants 6022.pdf
23 Hot Spot Reduction 6023.pdf
24 Hydrogen Water Chemistry for BWRs 6024.pdf
26 Magnetic Filters 6026.pdf
27 MSIV Automatic Lapping and Handling Equipment (BWR) 6027.pdf
27.1 Main Steam Isolation Valve Maintenance 6028.pdf
29 Minimize and Control Crud Burst During Shutdown 6029.pdf
31 Multi-Stud Tensioners for RV Head 6031.pdf
32 Oxygen Control in Feedwater and Reactor Water 6032.pdf
33 Passivation of Piping in LWRs 6033.pdf
36 Permanent Work Platforms 6036.pdf
37 Role of pH Control in Controlling PWR Radiation-Field Buildup 6037.pdf
39 Quick-Disconnect Insulation 6039.pdf
40 Quick-Opening Hatch for PWR Fuel Transfer Tube 6040.pdf
41 Reactor Vessel Head Shield 6041.pdf
42 Utilization of Enriched Boric Acid in PWRs 6042.pdf

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43 Refueling Machine 6043.pdf
44 Refueling Equipment Modifications 6044.pdf
45 Remote Tooling; Robotics; and Remote Surveillance 6045.pdf
46 Replacement of Worn Valve or Internal Parts with Low-Cobalt or Cobalt-Free Alloys 6046.pdf
47 "Wet Motor" Sealless Pumps for Water Clean Up Systems in BWRs 6047.pdf
47.1 Seal-less Pumps for Reactor Water Clean-Up (RWCU) 6048.pdf
48 Semi-Automatic BWR CRD Overhauling and Inspection Device 6049.pdf
49 BWR Turbine Shield Wall 6050.pdf
50 Shutdown When Fuel Leaks 6051.pdf
51 Snubber and Pipe-Whip Restraint Reduction 6052.pdf
52 Special Sheilds 6053.pdf
53 Specification of Cobalt in Steam Generators (PWRs) 6054.pdf
56 Thread Cleaner for Studs of Reactor Vessel Head 6056.pdf
57 Use of Ultrafine Filters to Reduce Radiation Levels; Hot Spots and Hot Particle Problems 6057.pdf
58 Valve and Valve Packing Improvement Program 6058.pdf
59 Viewing Windows 6059.pdf
60 Wide-Range Neutron Monitoring Systems (BWRs) 6060.pdf
61 Zinc in Reactor Water or Zinc Injection (BWRs) 6061.pdf
62 Iron/Nickel Control 6062.pdf
63 Prefilming and Preconditioning of Primary Piping 6063.pdf

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64 Improved Filters for Primary Coolant 6064.pdf
66 Snubber Reduction 6066.pdf
70 Cobalt Reduction with Cobalt-Free Hardfacing Alloys in BWRs 6070.pdf
71 Condenser Leak Detection 6071.pdf
72 Main Steam Line Plugs 6072.pdf
73 ISI Exposure Reduction Methods 6073.pdf
74 Semi-Automatic CRD Disassembly and Cleaning System 6074.pdf
76 Utility Services 6076.pdf
77 BWR-Temporary Radiation Shields for Control Rod Drive Flanges of BWRs 6077.pdf
79 Main Steam Isolation Valve Leakage Improvements 6079.pdf
1001 ALARA Campaign 6501.pdf
1002 ALARA Committee 6502.pdf
1003 ALARA Suggestion Program 6503.pdf
1005 Engineering Design and Review for ALARA 6505.pdf
1006 Management Commitment to ALARA 6506.pdf
1007 ALARA Job Reviews and Planning 6507.pdf
1008 Maintenance Cleanliness Programs 6508.pdf
1009 Mockup Training and Dry Runs 6509.pdf
1010 Dose Reduction Processes Evaluation and Prioritization Plan 6510.pdf
1012 ALARA Training 6512.pdf

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1013 Video-Taping Repetitive High-Dose Jobs 6513.pdf
1014 Worker Training for Self-Monitoring 6514.pdf
1015 Photographic Records of Plant Areas and Components 6515.pdf
1016 Radiation Maps of Radiation Areas 6516.pdf
1017 Value of Person-REM in Cost-Benefit Evaluations 6517.pdf
1018 Health Physics Coverage by Video for Repetitive High-Dose Jobs 6518.pdf
1020 Special Working Compartments with HEPA Filters 6520.pdf
1021 Cost-Benefit Analysis and Payback Periods 6521.pdf
1022 Third Party Review of Dose Reduction Practices 6522.pdf
  1 Regulatory Limits 7000.pdf
  Table 1.1 Comparison of occupational air concentration limits 7001.pdf
  2 Administrative Limits 7002.pdf
  3 ICRP and NCRP Recommendations on Dose Limits 7003.pdf
  4 Removable Contamination Limits for Packing and Transportation 7004.pdf
  5 Radiological Hazards 7005.pdf
  6 Probable Effects of Acute Whole Body Doses 7006.pdf
  7 Control of External Radiation Exposure 7007.pdf
  7.1 Absorption of Beta Radiation 7008.pdf
  8 Internal Radiation Hazards 7009.pdf
  9 Internal Dose 7010.pdf

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  Table 9.2 Air sampling recommendations based on estimated intakes and airborne concentrations 7011.pdf
  10 Radioiodine Data 7012.pdf
  11 Guidelines for Protective Apparel 7013.pdf
  Table 11.1 Utility guidelines for the use of protective apparel 7014.pdf
  12 Guidelines for Radiation Monitoring 7015.pdf
  14 Suggestions for the Control of Contamination 7017.pdf
  Table 14.1 Personnel decontamination 7018.pdf
  Table 14.2 Area and material decontamination 7019.pdf
  15 Guidelines for Heat Stress Control 7020.pdf
  Table 15.2 Stay times without cooling or other controls 7021.pdf
  15.1 Determination of Action Time 7022.pdf
  16 Shielding 7023.pdf
  17 General Suggestions on How to Perform Surveys 7024.pdf
  How to Perform Gamma Surveys 7025.pdf
  How to Measure Airborne Particulate and Radioiodine Activity 7026.pdf
  How to do Direct Beta-Gamma Contamination Surveys 7027.pdf
  How to do Indirect Beta-Gamma Contamination Surveys 7028.pdf
  How to Perform Beta Surveys Using the Low-Range Beta Meter 7029.pdf
  18 Using Multiple Badges for Dosimetry 7030.pdf
  19 Hot Particles 7031.pdf

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  20 Hot Spots 7032.pdf
  21 Conversion from Units of Radioactivity 7033.pdf
  22 Activity Data 7034.pdf
  23 Useful Formulae 7035.pdf
  24 Work Planning 7036.pdf
  Safety Checklist 7037.pdf
  25 Apparent Exposure Reduction Potential (ARP) 7038.pdf
  26 List of High-Dose Worker Groups 7039.pdf
  Table 26.1 Sample data sheet for in-service inspectors and quality assurance technicians 7040.pdf
  Table 26.2 Sample data sheet for radwaste handlers and decontamination workers 7041.pdf
  Table 26.3 High-dose group data sheet 7043.pdf
  27 High-Dose Jobs in Nuclear Power Plants 7044.pdf
  27.2 High-Dose Jobs in BWRs 7045.pdf
  28 Dose Reduction 7046.pdf
  28.2 PWR Repetitive High-Dose Job - Dose-Reduction Data Sheets 7047.pdf
  29 Radiation Field Control Manual - 1991 Revision 7048.pdf
  30 Basic Questions to Evaluate Your ALARA Program 7049.pdf
  31 Man-Rem Dollar Values in Use at U.S. Nuclear Power Plants 7050.pdf
  32 List of Most Effective Modifications 7051.pdf
  32.2 Cost-Effective Modifications 7052.pdf

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  33 Worksheets for Cost/Benefit Analysis 7053.pdf
  34 Column Charts of What Utilities Consider Most Effective Processes 7055.pdf
  35 ALARA Center Services 7056.pdf
  35.2 ACEFAX - Obtaining Information through fax 7057.pdf
  35.3 ACEFAX Accessing Procedure and ALARA Center Phone Number Guide 7058.pdf
  35.5 ALARA Center Publications 7060.pdf
  35.6 ALARA Center Information Request Form 7061.pdf
  36 Elements of an ALARA Program 7062.pdf
  37 Directory of Nuclear Power Plants 7063.pdf
  38.1 ALARA Review of Facilities and Equipment Design and Modification ( Tennessee Valley Authority) 7064.pdf
  38.2 ALARA Program Pre-Job Checklist (Tennessee Valley Authority) 7065.pdf
  38.3 Sample Preliminary Radiological Impact/Evaluation Checklist (Tennessee Valley Authority) 7066.pdf
  ALARA Checklist 7067.pdf
  39.1 ALARA Program: Pre-Job Considerations (Ontario Hydro) 7077.pdf
  39.2 Example of a Radiation Exposure System:  Planning Verification Report (Tennessee Valley Authority) 7078.pdf
C Characteristics of Air Sampling 7083.pdf
D Abbreviations Used at Nuclear Power Plants 7084.pdf
D1 Vitrification of Low-Level Radioactive Waste 8001.pdf
D2 Spent Resin Disposition - Available Alternatives and Selection Analysis 8002.pdf
D3 Westinghouse Unveils Wes Strip 8003.pdf

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D4 Zero Plastics and the Radiological Protected Area Low Level Waste Lockout Program 8004.pdf
D5 Shoreham Decommissioning: Project Summary and Lessons Learned 8005.pdf
D6 Cleaning Up With Carbon Dioxide 8006.pdf
D7 Sludge Management Systems 8007.pdf
D8 Assessment of a Low-Level Waste Outside Storage Pad Design Method 8008.pdf
D9 Environmental Performance Measurement 8009.pdf
D10 Radwaste Desk References 8010.pdf
D11 Hanford Tank-Waste Strategy Proposed 8011.pdf
D12 Grand Junction Produces Environmental Cleanup Directory 8012.pdf
D13 Engineering Change Process Reduces Cost and Improves Results 8013.pdf
D14 Sludge Collection and Filtration System 8014.pdf
D15 Using Pollution Prevention to Reduce Hazardous Waste Genertaion and Handling/Disposal Costs 8015.pdf
D16 EM Group Explodes Privatization Issues 8016.pdf
D18 Decontamination by Pentak 8018.pdf
D19 Management Contract RFP Elicits Three Proposals 8019.pdf
D20 EPA Issues Criteria for Standard Compliance 8020.pdf
D21 Proceedings: Vitrification of Low-Level Waste - The Process and Potential 8021.pdf
D22 Transatlantic Partnership 8022.pdf
D23 Decommissioning Planning When There is No Place to Put the Waste (Part I) 8023.pdf
D24 Decommissioning Planning When There's No Place to Put Waste (Part II) 8024.pdf

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D25 Spent Fuel Canister 8025.pdf
D26 Gamma Scanner 8026.pdf
D27 Multichannel Analyzer 8027.pdf
D28 Alpha Analyst 8028.pdf
D29 DOE Issues Requests for Proposal for Tank Waste Solidification 8029.pdf
D30 DOE Unveils Low-Level Waste Container Policy 8030.pdf
D31 Mixed-Waste Project at Idaho National Engineering Laboratory 8031.pdf
D32 Teaming and Innovation are Hanford Recipe for Success 8032.pdf
D33 Targeting the "Worst of the Worst" Spent Nuclear Fuel 8033.pdf
D34 A Gem of an Idea for Treating Savannah River Mixed Waste 8034.pdf
D35 Hanford Fuel Development Laboratory Deactivated 8035.pdf
D36 Monitoring and Inspection of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Stored at Nuclear Power Plants 8036.pdf
D37 Dry Transfer System for Spent Fuel: Project Report 8037.pdf
D38 Rocky Flats Cleanup Agreement 8038.pdf
D39 LLW Management Information is Available on the Web 8039.pdf
D40 DOE Agrees to Pick Up Tab for FSV Fuel Storage 8040.pdf
D41 The DOE's Environmental Cleanup Efforts 8041.pdf
D42 Shipping of Spent Research Reactor Fuel 8042.pdf
  Documents from the Job Database 45101.pdf

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