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RPR-24

Transport index

TI = Ḣ(1 m) / 10 with Ḣ in µSv/h. The package label number.

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Governing equation

TI=H˙(1 m)/10\mathrm{TI}=\dot H(1\,\mathrm{m})/10

H˙∈[0.1,2000]\dot H \in \left[0.1, 2000\right]

where

\dot H
Max rate at 1 m (µSv/h)
TI
Transport index (—)

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Governing law — red

TI=H˙(1 m)/10\mathrm{TI}=\dot H(1\,\mathrm{m})/10

H˙∈[0.1,2000]\dot H \in \left[0.1, 2000\right]

H˙=0.1\dot H = 0.1TI=0.01TI = 0.01

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Domain of the variable — blue

H˙min⁡=0.1,H˙max⁡=2000\dot H_{\min} = 0.1,\quad \dot H_{\max} = 2000

H˙∈[0.1,2000]\dot H \in \left[0.1, 2000\right]

H˙=0.1\dot H = 0.1H˙=0.1\dot H = 0.1

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Response curve — green

TI=H˙(1 m)/10\mathrm{TI}=\dot H(1\,\mathrm{m})/10

H˙∈[0.1,2000]\dot H \in \left[0.1, 2000\right]

H˙=0.1\dot H = 0.1TI=0.01TI = 0.01

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Rate of change — amber

dTIdH˙\frac{\mathrm{d}TI}{\mathrm{d}\dot H}

H˙∈[0.1,2000]\dot H \in \left[0.1, 2000\right]

H˙=12.68\dot H = 12.68TI′=0.1TI^{\prime} = 0.1

Lecture brief

Historical brief

Inverse-square, half-value layer, ICRP weighting and ALARA are the protection craft since the 1920s commissions. The lab computes transmission, equivalent dose and a shielding snapshot. This sheet (RPR-24 — Transport index) is the form associated with IAEA SSR-6 TI. Working symbols: H˙\dot H →\rightarrow TITI. IAEA: TI is 100 × the maximum mSv/h at 1 m, rounded up. TI = 0 is excepted; TI ≤ 10 is Yellow-II; above is Yellow-III or exclusive use.

Purpose

Purpose: compute TITI from H˙\dot H in Radiation protection via TI=H˙(1 m)/10\mathrm{TI}=\dot H(1\,\mathrm{m})/10 TI = Ḣ(1 m) / 10 with Ḣ in µSv/h. The package label number. Use it when a real radiation protection question must be answered in SI before a code check.

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Live case. Given H˙=20.000 μSv/h\dot H = 20.000\,\mathrm{\mu Sv/h}, the governing relation TI=H˙(1 m)/10\mathrm{TI}=\dot H(1\,\mathrm{m})/10 yields TI=2.00 —TI = 2.00\,\mathrm{—}. A Type-A package and a survey at one metre. Move a slider: the numbers are this situation, not a canned story.

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A Type-A package and a survey at one metre.

IAEA: TI is 100 × the maximum mSv/h at 1 m, rounded up. TI = 0 is excepted; TI ≤ 10 is Yellow-II; above is Yellow-III or exclusive use.

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