Examples of using Msv in English and their translations into Arabic
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Target design goal(mSv/week).
(c) Is likely to exceed 6 mSv in a year, individual monitoring shall be conducted.
The average for the world is 0.3 mSv.
(b) Is likely to exceed 6 mSv in a year, individual monitoring shall be conducted.
In our country, it is twice as high- about 1.5 mSv.
Type the number of Millisievert(mSv) you want to convert in the text box, to see the results in the table.
Prices of zadvyzhky: Zadvyzhky du80, zadvyzhka mSv.
Doses are up to 0.02 mSv for critical groups at 1 km from some nuclear reactor sites.
The estimated annualaverage effective dose is 2-3 mSv.
(b) Is likely to be between 1 and 6 mSv in a year, a dose assessment programme via work place monitoring or individual monitoring shall be conducted;
Absorbed radiation from a fluorography brings your body 0.5 mSv or 500 μSv.
(a) Is likely to be between 1 and 6 mSv in a year, a dose assessment programme via workplace monitoring or individual monitoring shall be conducted;
X-ray picture of a sicktooth adds to this insidious"piggy bank" another 0.2 mSv.
In 968 villages, the accumulated dose exceeded 70 mSv in this same age range.
The average effective dose for thisgroup of 1,150 people was about 500 mSv.
In the extractive industries, the annual effective doses are typically in the range 1-2 mSv in coal mines and 1-10 mSv in other mines.
In addition, in onecommunity in the Kaluzhsk region, 61 people received doses exceeding 1 mSv.
The inhabitants of 55 of those communitiesreceived average annual doses of over 5 mSv(in 31 of them, there are no inhabitants).
In the area located 20 km from the Hanbyul nuclear reactors,the measured radiation value was 100 mSv.
(a) Is most unlikely to exceed 1 mSv in a year, no special work patterns, detailed monitoring, dose assessment programmes or individual record keeping shall be required;
The doses to individual members of the public were low,the highest dose having been slightly less than 1 mSv.
The averages for different levels ofhealth care range from 0.03 to 2.0 mSv; averages for some countries are higher than that due to natural sources; individual doses depend on specific examinations.
For example, in Europe with X-ray study, the average dose of one patient peryear is not more than 0.6 mSv.
The estimated annual effective dose per caput from all diagnostic uses of radiation is 1.1 mSv in countries of health-care level I and about 0.3 mSv averaged over the whole world.
The average annual dose to monitored workers in the nuclear fuel cycle has gradually declined since 1975, from 4.4 mSv to 1.0 mSv at present.
The world-wide average annual effective dose from natural sources is estimated to be 2.4 mSv, of which about 1.1 mSv is due to the basic background radiation and 1.3 mSv is due to exposure to radon.
The annual collective dose to workers involved in the medical use of radiation is estimated to be about 3,540 man Sv;the average annual effective dose is about 0.5 mSv.
As a reference for subsequent comparisons, the annual global average per caput dose fromnatural background radiation is 2.4 mSv, while the corresponding annual collective dose to the global population from natural background radiation is about 16 million man Sv.
Irradiation[for calibration purposes] of passive dosimeters such as thermoluminescent dosimeters using a Caesium-137 reference source to a personal dose equivalent Hp(10) between 0.5 mSv and 10 mSv.
More than 160 additional workers received effectivedoses currently estimated to be over 100 mSv, predominantly from external exposures.
