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Periodic Safety Review for Nuclear Fuel Cycle FacilitiesSafety Reports Series No. 124 Elaborating upon the requirements on periodic safety reviews that are established in IAEA Safety Standards Series No. SSR-4, Safety of Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities, this publication aims to provide practical information on conducting the periodic safety review for a nuclear fuel cycle facility by the operating organization, and on the regulatory review and assessment of the periodic safety review. The publication covers the planning and preparation for periodic safety review, use of a graded approach, review of safety factors, global assessment of the safety of the facility and development of an implementation plan to address the findings of the periodic safety review. |
Detection in a State's Interior of Nuclear and Other Radioactive Material out of Regulatory ControlSilsila? al-amn al-nawawi No. 47-T STI/PUB/2084, 55 pp.; 1 figures; 2024 |
Experience in the Management of Radioactive Waste After Nuclear Accidents: A Basis for PreplanningIAEA Nuclear Energy Series (Arabic) NW-T-1.31 STI/PUB/2022, 270 pp.; 64 figures; 2024 |
Lessons Learned Programmes for Effective Knowledge Management in Nuclear OrganizationsIAEA TECDOC Series No. 2078 This publication provides guidance for developing an effective lessons learned programme to enhance the strategic knowledge management initiatives of nuclear facilities and organizations. Both positive and negative experiences provide opportunities for organizations to learn and improve: the experience gained from individuals and teams, through the conduct of business activities, events or incidents (both consequential and non-consequential), as well as industry experience and improvement opportunities derived from external sources. This publication includes case studies from different types of nuclear organizations and supports the development of good practices and successful approaches to lessons learned programmes. |
Guidelines on Training Syllabi in Non-destructive Testing for Civil Engineering (NDT-CE)Training Course Series No. 86 IAEA-TCS-86, 115 pp.; 0 figures; 2024, English. Date of Issue: 12/23/2024. |
Syllabus for the Training of Radiation Protection OfficersTraining Course Series No. 85 IAEA-TCS-85, 44 pp.; 1 figures; 2024, English. 0.00 Euro. Date of Issue: 12/20/2024. |
Advances in Severe Accident Simulation and Modelling for Pressurized Heavy Water ReactorsIAEA TECDOC Series No. 2077 This publication captures recent efforts in the development, improvement, validation, and application of severe accident codes for pressurized heavy water reactors (PHWRs), as well as related research and development. It summarises the information from the IAEA Technical Meeting on PHWR Severe Accident Simulation and Modelling that was held virtually on 20–23 September 2022. The information is detailed in terms of the needs and application of severe accident simulation and modelling, regulatory aspects, updates in experimental programmes and in code development, specifically for PHWRs. The publication is intended for professionals from organizations designing, operating or providing services to PHWRs, regulatory bodies, and other technical support organizations involved in severe accident simulation and modelling of PHWRs. |
Regulatory Authorization and Related Inspections for Nuclear Security During the Lifetime of a Nuclear FacilityIAEA Nuclear Security Series No. 45-T The development of a nuclear facility needs careful planning, adequate preparation and substantial investment. This includes the establishment of a legislative and regulatory framework with provisions to assess the adequacy of nuclear security and authorize activities at nuclear facilities at key stages in their lifetimes. This publication provides guidance to regulatory bodies responsible for the nuclear security of nuclear facilities on the authorization process for the operation of such facilities and for related activities. The guidance addresses nuclear security aspects that may require regulatory authorization during different stages in the lifetime of a nuclear facility, identifies the elements included in applications for authorization by the applicant or operator in each of these stages, and provides guidance to the regulatory body on the review and assessment of these applications and on related inspections as a basis for authorization decisions. |
Chemistry Programme for Water Cooled Nuclear Power PlantsIAEA Safety Standards Series No. SSG-13 (Rev. 1) Implementing a chemistry programme is essential to ensure the safe operation of a nuclear power plant. It contributes to the integrity, reliability and availability of structures, systems and components (SSCs) in accordance with their intended design and functions. This revised Specific Safety Guide provides Member States with updated and more detailed guidance for the safe operation of water-cooled nuclear power plants based on current international best practices. This publication is intended for Nuclear Power Plant Chemists, Technical Support Organisations working in water chemistry and corrosion areas, and National Nuclear Safety Regulators doing oversight of NPP water chemistry programmes. |
Application of the Concept of ExemptionColección de normas de seguridad Nº GSG-17 STI/PUB/2060, 135 pp.; 5 figures; 2024 |
Policies and Strategies for the Management of NORM Residues and WastesIAEA Nuclear Energy Series No. NW-G-3.4 This publication describes the basic principles and elements that will support the development of a national policy and associated strategies on the management of NORM residues and wastes. The basic principles include aspects related to safety, sustainability and circularity and are in line with the relevant IAEA Safety Standards as well as with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The publication also provides insights on key policy elements, such as assignment of regulatory responsibilities; establishment of a national NORM residue and waste inventory, as a basic tool to inform supporting strategies; assurance of infrastructure; funding needs; mechanisms for public participation, and coordination with other related national policies and strategies. |
Monitoring for Radioactive Material in International Mail Transported by Public Postal OperatorsIAEA Nuclear Security Series (Russian ed.) 3 STI/PUB/1242, 46 pp.; 4 figures; 2024 |
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