수정체 방사선 방호에 관한 규제기준 및 기술기준 검토
Review on Regulatory and Technical Standards of Radiation Protection for Lens of the Eye Si Young Kim1,*, Seok-Ju
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of the eye for radiation workers from 150 to 20 mSv in April 2011. This trend of lowering the equivalentdose limit for radiation workers has been observed worldwide, including international organizations such as theInternational Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the EuropeanCommission (EC). In 2016, the Nuclear Safety and Security Commission of South Korea published research resultsthat included a proposal for lowering the equivalent dose limit of lens of the eye for radiation workers in line with theICRP recommendation. However, as of now, South Korea’s Nuclear Safety Act and related regulations still specifyan annual equivalent dose limit of lens of the eye as 150 mSv for radiation workers. The IAEA and ISO have issuedguidelines regarding radiation protection for lens of the eye and recommended a dose level for the lens of the eye at 5or 6 mSv per year for periodic monitoring of the equivalent dose for the lens of the eye.
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of the eye for radiation workers from 150 to 20 mSv in April 2011. This trend of lowering the equivalentdose limit for radiation workers has been observed worldwide, including international organizations such as theInternational Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the EuropeanCommission (EC). In 2016, the Nuclear Safety and Security Commission of South Korea published research resultsthat included a proposal for lowering the equivalent dose limit of lens of the eye for radiation workers in line with theICRP recommendation. However, as of now, South Korea’s Nuclear Safety Act and related regulations still specifyan annual equivalent dose limit of lens of the eye as 150 mSv for radiation workers. The IAEA and ISO have issuedguidelines regarding radiation protection for lens of the eye and recommended a dose level for the lens of the eye at 5or 6 mSv per year for periodic monitoring of the equivalent dose for the lens of the eye.
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