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In case accelerator beamlines are used by different users, the user safety<br />

manual should be available <strong>for</strong> each beamline. The user manual should contain<br />

roles and responsibility of user and facility staff, review of experimental setup<br />

by the local safety committee including shielding aspect, controls of beamline<br />

equipment and components to users and facility operators, training of users<br />

and communication modes.<br />

Modification to the process, plant design and operating procedures, having a<br />

bearing on safety and relevant to the consenting process, requires approval<br />

by the AERB. Modification may also include augmentation, expansion, life<br />

extension, etc. Relevant documents on the modification, together with<br />

justification and safety implication, should be submitted to the AERB <strong>for</strong><br />

safety review and assessment.<br />

3.3.6 Renewal of Consent <strong>for</strong> Operation<br />

The review requirements <strong>for</strong> renewal will be as per subsection 2.4.7. In<br />

addition, documents related to the following aspects are to be submitted <strong>for</strong><br />

review:<br />

(i)<br />

(ii)<br />

(iii)<br />

(iv)<br />

(v)<br />

(vi)<br />

Safety per<strong>for</strong>mance of the plant including radiological survey reports<br />

Significant event reports<br />

In-service inspections reports as applicable<br />

Violation of technical specifications<br />

Personnel exposures<br />

Environmental releases (if applicable)<br />

The review requirements <strong>for</strong> renewal will be specified by AERB depending<br />

on the type of the plant.<br />

3.3.7 Decommissioning/Disposal<br />

When the accelerator is to be decommissioned, the licensee should apply <strong>for</strong><br />

Consent <strong>for</strong> decommissioning. A detailed report on the decommissioning<br />

aspects including procedures, management and transport of radioactive waste<br />

and radiation exposure control should be submitted. The presence of<br />

radioactivity by activation should be considered either <strong>for</strong> disposal as waste<br />

or reuse after decay. If no radioactivity is present, the accelerator can be<br />

decommissioned which may include dismantling and recycling/reuse of<br />

materials. If residual activity still exists, then the activated material should<br />

be safely disposed off to an authorised waste management facility. The<br />

application <strong>for</strong>mat <strong>for</strong> obtaining the Authorisation <strong>for</strong> safe disposal of<br />

radioactive waste is given in Annexure 50. The Consentee is required to<br />

submit to the AERB on completion of decommissioning, a report on safe<br />

disposal of radioactive waste and personnel doses received during<br />

decommissioning operations.<br />

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