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Posted By cjm
We have an electrically generated x ray source so I need to consider requirements under the IRR.
The system has a power setting of 70KV 1.5 milliamp 100 watts
Can anyone help?
thanks in advance
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Posted By Kevin Drew
You need to consider engaging the services of a radiation protection adviser (RPA). The IRRs are not something that you want to let an idiot loose with.
A google search with identify various companies that can provide this service, mine included.
Kevin
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Posted By John Donaldson
CJM
I would support what Kevin said.
You really should consult a RPA if you have an X Ray generator.
The RPA will be able to advise you if you should be registered with the HSE as a Radiation Employer and assess your generator.
You should also consider if you are using any radiation sources such as level gauges which use Closed Sources as they will also have to be considered under IRR99 and also under the Radioactive Substances Act
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Posted By cjm
thanks for the responses - we do emply an advisor.. i want to be sure it is absolutley needed for this type/size of source - I will take a look at the link
thanks again
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Posted By Kevin Drew
If you ask your RPA he will be able to tell you - he's an adviser after all.
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Posted By cjm
ha! thanks
i actually thought of that last night and have posed the question
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