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DOE-HDBK-1130-98
Module 9: Radioactive Contamination Control
Instructor's Notes
MODULE INTRODUCTION
I.
A. Self Introduction
1.
Name
2.
Phone Number
3.
Background
B. Module Overview
This module is designed to inform the worker about
radioactive contamination and discuss methods used to
control the spread of contamination.
C. Objectives Review
Introduce objectives.
D. Introduction
Contamination control is one of the important aspects of
radiological protection. Using proper contamination control
practices helps to ensure a safe working environment. It is
important for all employees to recognize potential sources
of contamination and to use appropriate contamination
control methods.
MODULE OUTLINE
II.
A. Comparison of Ionizing Radiation and Radioactive
Contamination
1.
Ionizing radiation
Energy (particles or rays) emitted from radioactive
atoms or generated from machines such as X-ray
machines that can cause ionization (e.g., gamma rays,
X rays, beta particles, and other particles capable of
ionizing atoms).
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