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RADIATION PROTECTION AND CONTROL REGULATIONS 2022 (NO 92 OF 2022) - SCHEDULE 4

Schedule 4—Exempt apparatus and sources

1—Exemption of apparatus

For the purposes of regulations 18(2)(c)

and 21(1)(g)

, the following apparatus are specified:

            (a)         television receivers;

            (b)         visual display units;

            (c)         cold cathode gas discharge tubes;

            (d)         electron microscopes;

            (e)         ionising radiation apparatus under development or in developmental testing (for the purposes of design or manufacture) in a facility or premises in relation to which a radiation management licence applies.

2—Exemption of radiation sources

For the purposes of regulations 16(3)(b)

, 17(1)

, 19(2)

and 20(a)

, the following radiation sources are specified:

            (a)         Americium-241 sealed sources of activity up to 40 kBq used in domestic smoke alarms meeting the requirements of AS3786:1993;

            (b)         depleted uranium in solid massive form that is used for ballast in aircraft and boats and ships;

            (c)         depleted uranium that is completely contained within an appropriate metallic sheath, and is used as radiation shielding in a container for radioactive sources that complies with the requirements of the Transport Code;

            (d)         a gaseous tritium light source that is solely used for safety purposes and includes less than 74 GBq of tritium;

            (e)         a sealed radioactive source used for teaching the characteristics and properties of radiation or radiation sources and containing a radionuclide listed in column 1 of the table below, with an activity not greater than listed in column 2 of the table:

Radionuclide

Activity (kBq)

Cobalt-60

200

Strontium-90

80

Caesium-137

200

Radium-226

20

Americium-241

40

            (f)         a geological sample that contains radioactive material, if the sample—

                  (i)         emits radiation at a level not more than 5 micrograys an hour, measured at a distance of 10 cm from its surface; or

                  (ii)         is being used as a sample in teaching or for display as a geological specimen;

            (g)         an electron capture detector or similar device used in gas chromatography containing a nickel-63 sealed source with activity not more than 750 MBq, or tritium source with activity not more than 20 GBq;

            (h)         lighting products that include krypton-85.



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