Examples of using Sealed source in English and their translations into Romanian
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Any radionuclides in the form of sealed sources.
Sealed source' has the the meaning given to it in Directive 80/836/Euratom.
(ii) it is constructed in the form of a sealed source; and.
The type of substance(sealed source or other relevant source). .
Information to be provided in the records for high activity sealed sources HASS.
The type of substance: sealed source, other relevant source or radioactive waste.
Radiation- preventing exposure from sealed sources(until 2018).
Manufacturing and supplying sealed sources for industrial radiography with the following characteristics.
(88) Supplier means any natural or legal person who supplies ormakes available a sealed source;
The sealed sources or radioactive waste to which it relates have essentially the same physical and chemical characteristics.
The undertaking carrying out activities involving high activity sealed sources shall comply with requirements set out in Annex XIV.
The sealed sources or radioactive waste to which it relates do not exceed the levels of activity set out in the declaration, and.
Member States shall make arrangements for keeping adequate control of sealed sources with regard to their location, use and disuse.
Disused source' means a sealed source which is no longer used or intended to be used for the practice for which authorisation was granted;
(n)"source container" means the containment of a sealed source not being an integral part of the source, but meant for transport, handling, etc.
(87) Sealed source means a radioactive source in which the radioactive material is permanently sealed in a capsule or closely bonded in a solid form;
Member States shall require each undertaking holding a sealed source to notify the competent authority promptly of any loss, theft or unauthorised use of a sealed source. .
Sealed source: a source whose structure is such as to prevent, under normal conditions of use, any dispersion of the radioactive substances into the environment.
This Regulation shall apply to shipments,between Member States, of sealed sources and other relevant sources, whenever the quantities and concentrations exceed the levels laid down in Article 4(a) and(b) of Directive 80/836/Euratom.
Where a sealed source is returned by its user to the supplier of the source in another country, its shipment shall not fall within the scope of this Directive.
Other relevant source means any radioactive substance not being a sealed source intended for direct or indirect use of the ionizing radiation it emits for medical, veterinary, industrial, commercial, research or agricultural applications.
(59) Disused sealed source means a sealed source which is no longer used or intended to be used for the practice for which authorisation was granted;
(b)"high-activity source", hereinafter referred to as"source",means a sealed source containing a radionuclide whose activity at the time of manufacture or, if this is not known, of the first placing on the market is equal to or exceeds the relevant activity level specified in Annex I;
(k)"sealed source" has the meaning given to it by Directive 96/29/Euratom and includes the capsule, where applicable, enclosing the radioactive material as an integral part of the source; .
(43) High-activity sealed source means a sealed source in which the amount of radioactive material exceeds the values laid down in Annex II;
Sealed source' has the meaning given to it by Directive 96/29/Euratom and includes the capsule, where applicable, enclosing the radioactive material as an integral part of the source; .
(11) Orphan source means a sealed source which is neither exempted nor under regulatory control, e.g. because it has never been under regulatory control or because it has been abandoned, lost, misplaced, stolen or otherwise transferred without proper authorisation;
Sealed source: a source of ionising radiation consisting of radioactive substances firmly incorporated in solid and effectively inactive materials, or sealed in an inactive container of sufficient strength to prevent, under normal conditions of use, any dispersion of radioactive substances.
Controls of shipments of sealed sources, other relevant sources and radioactive waste between Member States, pursuant to Community or national law, for the purpose of radiation protection shall be performed as part of the control procedures applied in a non-discriminatory manner throughout the territory of the Member State.
A holder of sealed sources, other relevant sources and radioactive waste who has carried out a shipment of such sources or waste, or arranged for such a shipment to be carried out, shall, within 21 days of the end of each calendar quarter, provide the competent authorities in the Member State of destination with the following information in respect of deliveries during the quarter.