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DOE-HDBK-1108-2002
Radiological Training for Accelerator Facilities
Instructor's Guide
Lesson Plan
Notes
b.
Compounds: such as grease, sealants, gaskets, and
anti-seize coatings may be activated depending on
their composition. Prior to maintenance, these
compounds should be chosen carefully to minimize the
production of contamination if possible. These
materials may not be accessible until after components
are disassembled; therefore, the need for carefully
planned maintenance activities involving such
compounds should be highlighted.
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Impurities: Impurities in cooling water systems can be
c.
filter/resin media or
a source of contamination. This source may be found
bed as applicable.
in a filter/resin media system.
Activities: (Facility-Specific) routine work areas
d.
where contamination control must be considered:
Machining of radioactive materials.
N
Cooling water filters.
N
Accessing beamline.
N
Maintenance.
N
Target removal.
N
Etc.
N
EO-09 IDENTIFY
ancillary sources at
C.
Ancillary Sources
site.
Accelerators employ devices to impart energy to particles or redirect
them during the acceleration process. These devices may emit ionizing
radiation while they are operating.
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