Volume 2 - Atomic Energy Regulatory Board

(h)
4. Safety Analysis
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Details of ventilation system for removal of noxious gases generated
should be provided.
This section should document the accident analysis, including any
systematic methodology (i.e. failure mode and effects analysis, fault
trees, etc.) used for the identification and mitigation of potential
hazards.
This section should discuss the methods used at the accelerator facility
to control and mitigate the potential hazards.
Analysis of design basis or postulated emergency conditions,
including those due to natural or disruptive factors. Demonstration
of adequacy of protective measures provided in the design.
The residual risk to the facility, workers, the public, and the
environment should be discussed.
5. Accelerator Safety Envelope
This section should provide the accelerator safety envelope (ASE) that will
establish and define the limits of operation for the facility/operation.
6. Quality Assurance
This section should describe the quality assurance (QA) program to be applied
to the accelerator facility (Give broad guidelines. In addition QA manual
should be made separately as per Appendix 4F of AERB safety guide AERB/
RF/SG/G-3)
7. Decommissioning and Decontamination Plan
A description of structural and internal features which would facilitate
decommissioning and decontamination of the accelerator complex should be
provided in this section. Waste management of radiological and hazardous
material generation from the decommissioning and decontamination operation
should be discussed. Provisions including adequate financial arrangement
for safe disposal of spent/disused sources should be made.
8. References/Glossary/Abbreviations
In short, the FSAR (SAD) shall contain the following:
(a)
(b)
A description of (or a reference to) the facility’s function, location,
and management organisation, as well as details of major facility
components and their operation.
Hazards from both normal operation and credible accidents in the
facility and associated onsite and offsite impacts to workers, the
public, and the environment.
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