Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Orphan sources in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Orphan sources Article 9.
Detection of orphan sources.
Control of high activity sealed radioactive sources and orphan sources.
According to the Code18, orphan sources are those sources. .
On the control of high-activity sealed radioactive sources and orphan sources.
Organisation of campaigns for recovering orphan sources, or sources in danger of becoming orphan. .
Article 9 covers the action to be taken in the event of radioactive sources being lost: orphan sources.
Furthermore, the existence of orphan sources resulting from past activities requires that specific initiatives be undertaken.
Financial security for orphan sources.
Orphan sources may cause serious injury including death to workers
Recovery, management and disposal of orphan sources.
Furthermore, the existence of orphan sources resulting from past activities(the historical legacy) requires that specific initiatives be undertaken.
In this context, it is also unclear what exactly is meant by the phrase"campaigns for recovering orphan sources.
However, there are still unresolved problems with orphan sources and there have been significant cases of contaminated metal being imported from third countries.
The Council adopted a Directive on the control of high activity sealed radioactive sources and orphan sources.
The need for organising systematic or dedicated orphan sources recovery campaigns should be assessed in those Member States which have not yet organised such campaigns.
A particular problem is caused by radiation sources which, for various reasons, escape control"orphan sources.
The second most frequent event reported by the EU States is the discovery of orphan sources in public places,
also appropriate training and information to those who may deal accidentally with orphan sources.
To avoid incidents with orphan sources, the Member State identifies strategic locations at which they are likely to be found, or where they could enter the country.
Accordingly, a requirement should be introduced for the notification of incidents with orphan sources or the contamination of metal.
Timely detection of orphan sources before processing in the installation will also prevent the sometimes very high costs resulting from the contamination of the installation
thereby of becoming“orphan sources”.
The financial burden for recovering and managing orphan sources is not supported by the community through the State budget
of the Member States: the organisation of orphan sources recovery campaigns.
To increase the awareness of the persons potentially confronted with orphan sources the authority organises information sessions
to cooperate with other States with a view to re‑establish control on orphan sources.
the so-called“orphan sources” referred to in the IAEA Code of Conduct on the safety and security of radioactive sources. .
including malevolent acts and the discovery of orphan sources.
security is established or any other equivalent means to cover intervention costs relating to the recovery of orphan sources and which may result from implementation of the requirements set out in Article 9.