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B.2.1 (a) (b) (c) (d) Organisational structure Functional responsibility Levels of authority Lines of internal and external communication. It should also address requirements related to availability of competent manpower for commissioning and operation of the facility. The functional responsibilities of all the personnel distinguishing task including their assigned administrative powers should be identified and documented. The necessary resources required by these personnel to discharge the following responsibilities need to be identified: (a) (b) Commissioning and operation of the facility is carried out in accordance with approved procedures, design specifications, designers’ instructions. Controlling access to the operating facility. Procedures need to be documented for formal reviews of QA programme by management as often as necessary or any changes in the regulatory requirements that may have been introduced after the previous approval of QA programmes. Identification and control of compliance with applicable codes, standards, specification and practices; acceptance criteria (qualitative and/or quantitative as appropriate) for determining satisfactory completion of the commissioning and operation activity should be described in the QAM. Interfaces The interface arrangements should be agreed with the licensee and various agencies involved (namely design, construction, commissioning, operation, decommissioning, AERB and statutory agencies as applicable). Handover/ transfer responsibilities after completion of construction/ installation to operating organisation. B.3 PERFORMANCE FUNCTIONS B.3.1 Document Control (a) (b) (c) Procedures for the preparation, review, approval, issue, modification and control of documents pertaining to activities affecting commissioning and operation should be established. Document release and distribution system shall be established utilising up-to-date distribution lists. Individuals responsible for issue of documents shall be identified. Documents important for commissioning and operation include, among others, final safety analysis report (FSAR), acceptance test 169
B.3.2 (d) report (ATR), and radiation protection manual (RPM), commissioning reports and technical specifications for operation. Procedures for making interface with various components and systems should be prepared. Verification and validation of software used for operational control should be done by the independent agencies. Process Control B.3.2.1 Commissioning Control Procedures should be established to ensure that appropriate tests are performed during commissioning to demonstrate that design intent and, regulatory and other statutory requirements are met. Satisfactory demonstration of functional capability of safety systems is a prerequisite for considering the PARF to be suitable for the operating phase. Measures shall be established to ensure that all commissioning activities including beam extraction, transport and dumping are planned, controlled and implemented in accordance with approved documents such as procedures, instructions and checklists, and results documented. Commissioning activities shall commence only after due completion of respective construction activities supported by certified documents. Inspection and surveillance shall be performed by the facility and documented to verify compliance with specification requirements. Measures shall be established to identify, review, resolve and document all non-conformances and design changes. A system for audit of commissioning, follow-up and record of corrective actions shall be established. B.3.2.2 Operation Control Documented procedure shall be established for safe operation of the PARF in accordance with the design intent and specified operational limits. Provisions should be included to ensure interface among agencies for operation, maintenance, technical services, plant management, design, inspection, testing, verification and audit. Provision shall exist for regular verification of operation activities related to safety. Preventive and maintenance schedule should be prepared for all safety systems as per the applicable codes. Inspection and testing/surveillance during operation of safety equipment as well as subsequent to maintenance, modification or procedural changes should be performed to specified requirements and documented. 170
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Price Order for this guide should b
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such as industrial safety and envir
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Betatron An electron accelerator in
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Manufacture, possess, store, use, t
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adioactive substances and has an ac
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Treatment Simulation Methods by whi
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CONTENTS FOREWORD .................
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3.3.8 Lead Time for Submission/Avai
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3.8.3 Construction ................
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3.15.2 Procurement and Registration
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FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE OF SAFETY SY
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APPENDIX-5E (Refer section 3.4.1.4)
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GAMMA RADIATION PROCESSING FACILITY
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FACILITY FOR RADIATION TECHNOLOGY (
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ANNEXURE-33b APPLICATION FOR PROCUR
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BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH STUDIES ON HUMA
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ANNEXURE-59 APPLICATION FOR NO (3.1
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VOLUME - 2
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tools should conform to the relevan
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(c) (d) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) (v
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APPENDIX-2B (Refer section 3.2.1.3)
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- Overhead water storage tank detai
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- Ozone concentration (maximum) ant
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APPPENDIX-2C (Refer section 3.2.1.4
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1. SAFETY SYSTEMS/INTERLOCKS (CONTD
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2. AREA/ZONE MONITORS S. No. 1. 2.
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3. EMERGENCY WATER LEVEL SENSOR (CO
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5 (i) SEARCH OPERATION - 1 (Hydraul
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S. No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Audio / Co
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the design, statement declaring com
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5. Design Basis Accident Analysis A
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h. Quantity of activity : —— PB
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F. EMERGENCY PLANNING AND PROCEDURE
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(iii) (iv) (v) (vi) All constructio
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Standards to which the accelerator
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(b) Accelerator facility (c ) Elect
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15. Details of Disposal Procedures
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Details of beam energy and current
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(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) During
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4. Documentation Detail Design Deta
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8. Normal and Emergency Operation P
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4. Performance of Safety System/Int
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APPENDIX-3D-I & II (Refer section 3
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APPENDIX-3D-III (Refer section 3.7.
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APPENDIX-3E (Refer section 3.2.2.5
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APPENDIX-3F (Refer sections 3.2.2.3
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1.6 Non-conformance Control and Cor
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and that of product specifications.
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4. Hazard Assessment (a) (b) (c) (d
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(h) 4. Safety Analysis (a) (b) (c)
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APPENDIX-4C (Refer section 3.3.4) F
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APPENDIX-4F (Refer section 3.3.2 to
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established which includes the arra
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conditions adverse to quality, such
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B.3.2 (d) report (ATR), and radiati
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for review and disposition of non-c
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Leakage radiation and other paramet
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other action to be taken (e.g. Ozon
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APPENDIX-5D (Refer section 3.4.1.4)
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(c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) Fac
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A.3.2 A.3.3 control of documents sh
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APPENDIX-6B (Refer section 3.4.3.3)
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- Prevention of accidental fall of
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- Type of detectors used and their
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APPENDIX-6D (Refer section 3.4.3.4)
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- Prevention of accidental fall of
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1.6 Accident statistics should be m
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adiation zone monitors and radiatio
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(APPENDIX 8C-I, 8C-II, 8C-III AND 8
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C.3 Measurement of Timer Linearity
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TABLE 3 : HVT AS A FUNCTION OF FILT
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APPENDIX-8E (Refer section 3.6.3 )
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(THIS IS THE ONLY APPENDIX FOR INDU
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APPENDIX-10 (Refer section 3.18.1)
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Containing Radioactive Substances
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LIST OF PARTICIPANTS DRAFT DOCUMENT
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ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON PREPARATION O
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PROVISIONAL LIST OF CODES, GUIDES A
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