Abstract
This report presents the details for 1990 of radioactive discharges and environmental monitoring at Nuclear Electric sites. In addition to the main section which summarises the discharges and monitoring at the Company`s nuclear sites as a whole, appendices are presented covering the data in detail for individual sites. In each case the radiological impact on the general public has been estimated. Discharges generally were not substantially different from those of recent years. Several points relating to doses to specific groups relevant to specific sites are mentioned. All radioactive effluent discharges from power stations were within authorisation limits. Radiation doses to members of the public resulting from these discharges, and from direct radiation from the Stations, were in all cases less than the limit of 1 mSv per year recommended by ICRP 60. (author).
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Hurst, M J, and Thomas, D W.
Report on radioactive discharges and environmental monitoring at nuclear power stations during 1990.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1991.
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Hurst, M J, & Thomas, D W.
Report on radioactive discharges and environmental monitoring at nuclear power stations during 1990.
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Hurst, M J, and Thomas, D W.
1991.
"Report on radioactive discharges and environmental monitoring at nuclear power stations during 1990."
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title = {Report on radioactive discharges and environmental monitoring at nuclear power stations during 1990}
author = {Hurst, M J, and Thomas, D W}
abstractNote = {This report presents the details for 1990 of radioactive discharges and environmental monitoring at Nuclear Electric sites. In addition to the main section which summarises the discharges and monitoring at the Company`s nuclear sites as a whole, appendices are presented covering the data in detail for individual sites. In each case the radiological impact on the general public has been estimated. Discharges generally were not substantially different from those of recent years. Several points relating to doses to specific groups relevant to specific sites are mentioned. All radioactive effluent discharges from power stations were within authorisation limits. Radiation doses to members of the public resulting from these discharges, and from direct radiation from the Stations, were in all cases less than the limit of 1 mSv per year recommended by ICRP 60. (author).}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1991}
month = {Oct}
}
title = {Report on radioactive discharges and environmental monitoring at nuclear power stations during 1990}
author = {Hurst, M J, and Thomas, D W}
abstractNote = {This report presents the details for 1990 of radioactive discharges and environmental monitoring at Nuclear Electric sites. In addition to the main section which summarises the discharges and monitoring at the Company`s nuclear sites as a whole, appendices are presented covering the data in detail for individual sites. In each case the radiological impact on the general public has been estimated. Discharges generally were not substantially different from those of recent years. Several points relating to doses to specific groups relevant to specific sites are mentioned. All radioactive effluent discharges from power stations were within authorisation limits. Radiation doses to members of the public resulting from these discharges, and from direct radiation from the Stations, were in all cases less than the limit of 1 mSv per year recommended by ICRP 60. (author).}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1991}
month = {Oct}
}