Examples of using Equivalent dose in English and their translations into French
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CFM was 95.6 mSv, which is approximately 19 percent of the regulatory equivalent dose limit of 500 mSv in a one-year dosimetry period.
Modification of the tritium weighting factor used in the calculation of the effective and equivalent dose(in sieverts) would be a significant departure from the ICRP framework.
which is approximately 19% of the regulatory equivalent dose limit of 500 mSv in a oneyear dosimetry period.
approximately 24% of the regulatory equivalent dose limit of 500 mSv in a one-year dosimetry period.
as is evident by a separate dose limit for equivalent dose to the hands and feet.
It can therefore be stated that an equivalent dose of 1 Sv of alpha radiation will, on average, have the same biological effectiveness as an equivalent dose as 1 Sv of beta radiation.
the effective dose limit is 1 mSv/year; the equivalent dose limit for the lens is 15 mSv/year;
other associated equivalent dose limits.
it has been agreed that the unit of equivalent dose and of effective dose should have the special name sievert Sv.
Facilities calculate DRLs through environmental transfer modelling; DRLs represent estimates of releases that could result in doses to the public that equal the prescribed public limit(effective dose of 1 mSv) or equivalent dose limits.
the effective dose and equivalent dose received by and committed to persons ALARA,
licensees to ascertain and record the effective dose and equivalent dose received by and committed to each person who performs duties in connection with any licensed activity, or who is present
If this is not feasible, the effective dose and the equivalent dose to a tissue or organ that are received have to be limited to minimize the health risk to the individual in line with the risk associated with the guidance values given here.
neither the effective dose nor the equivalent dose to tissues or organs exceeds any relevant dose limit specified in Schedule III.27.
the result being the equivalent dose.
to measure equivalent dose to skin, and the other part of the detector may have a thicker filter that allows for measurement of effective dose. .
the dimensions of the equivalent dose and the effective dose are the same as the dimensions of the absorbed dose,
foot" to more accurately reflect the actual measurement of equivalent dose to the hands and feet, as well as
Category A comprises those workers who are liable to receive an effective dose greater than 6 mSv/year or an equivalent dose greater than 3/10ths of the dose limits for the lens of the eye,
That“Every licensee shall implement a radiation protection program and shall, as part of that program,(a) keep(…) the effective dose and equivalent dose received by and committed to persons as low as is reasonably achievable,