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DOE-HDBK-1109-97
Radiological Safety Training for Radiation-Producing (X-Ray) Devices
Student's Guide
VI.
MODULE 106 - X-RAY GENERATING DEVICES
A.
OBJECTIVES
i.
Module Objective.
Upon completion of this unit, the participants should understand the categories of
X-ray producing devices and the hazards associated with each.
(Note: Module 106 reflects the guidance of the ANSI Standards N43.2 and N43.3.
Insert facility-specific information as appropriate.)
ii.
Objectives.
Following self-study and/or review, the participants will be able to:
1.
Contrast incidental and intentional X-ray devices.
2.
Contrast analytical and industrial X-ray devices.
3.
Identify open and enclosed beam installations.
4.
Describe the safety features essential for operation of industrial and
analytical systems.
B.
INCIDENTAL AND INTENTIONAL DEVICES
X-ray systems are divided into two broad categories: intentional and incidental.
An incidental X-ray device produces X-rays that are not wanted or used as a part of the
designed purpose of the machine. Shielding of an incidental X-ray device should
preclude significant exposure. Examples of incidental systems are computer monitors,
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