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ČSN EN ISO 16645 (404311)
Radiological protection - Medical electron accelerators - Requirements and recommendations for shielding design and evaluation
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STANDARD published on 1.12.2019
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Designation standards: ČSN EN ISO 16645
Classification mark: 404311
Catalog number: 508401
Publication date standards: 1.12.2019
SKU: NS-977066
The number of pages: 88
Approximate weight : 295 g (0.65 lbs)
Country: Czech technical standard
Category: Technical standards ČSN
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Annotation of standard text ČSN EN ISO 16645 (404311):
This International Standard is applicable to medical electron linear accelerators i.e. linear accelerators with nominal energies of the beam ranging from 4 MV to 30 MV, including particular installations such as robotic arm, helical intensity modulated radiotherapy devices and dedicated devices for intra operative radiotherapy (IORT) with electrons. The cyclotrons and the synchrotrons used for hadrontherapy are not considered. The radiation protection requirements and recommendations given in this International Standard cover the aspects relating to regulations, shielding design goals and other design criteria, role of the manufacturers, of the radiation protection officer or qualified expert and interactions between stakeholders, radiations around a linear accelerator, shielding for conventional and special devices (including shielding materials and transmission values, calculations for various treatment room configurations, duct impact on radiation protection) and the radiological monitoring (measurements)
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