Low-Level Residual Fixed Radioactivity [Energy] Law and Legal Definition
According to 10 CFR 830.3 (a) [Title 10 Energy; Chapter III Department of Energy; Part 830 Nuclear Safety Management], low-level residual fixed radioactivity means “the remaining radioactivity following reasonable efforts to remove radioactive systems, components, and stored materials. The remaining radioactivity is composed of surface contamination that is fixed following chemical cleaning or some similar process; a component of surface contamination that can be picked up by smears; or activated materials within structures. The radioactivity can be characterized as low-level if the smearable radioactivity is less than the values defined for removable contamination by 10 CFR Part 835, Appendix D, Surface Contamination Values, and the hazard analysis results show that no credible accident scenario or work practices would release the remaining fixed radioactivity or activation components at levels that would prudently require the use of active safety systems, structures, or components to prevent or mitigate a release of radioactive materials.”
Legal Definition list
- Low-Level Residual Fixed Radioactivity [Energy]
- Low-Level Radioactive Waste
- Low-Income Person
- Low-Income Individual
- Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Act
- Low-Profit Limited Liability Company [L3c]
- Low-Quality Asset
- Low-Rise Residential Building
- Lower Courts Law
- Lower Great Lakes
- Lower Pay Band [Administrative Personnel]
