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Ionising radiation
Ionising radiation is the name for emitted nuclear particles and electromagnetic waves (photons) with a high energy.
Ionising radiation is emitted by natural radioactive radiation sources but can also be generated artificially.
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According to the Radiation Protection Decree you may only work with ionising radiation under the supervision of a qualified radiation expert. His permission and consent are therefore always required.
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If the body is exposed to radioactive radiation then tissue damage can occur. The damage increases as the quantity of radiation energy absorbed increases.
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Various points are important for maintaining optimum working conditions.
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Strict rules apply to the disposal of radioactive waste. The radiation expert can inform you further about this. He will assume responsibility for transport of the waste to COVRA NV.
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