CHAPTER FOUR NADIOTOGICAL I. General A. The primary objevtives of radiological defense activities associated with shelter occupancy are: 1. To minfuni-ze the exposure of occupants to fallout radiation originating outside the shelter structure. 2. To prevent significant contamination of occupied shelter space. 3. To minimize the effects of radiation on individuals contaminated with fallout before entering the shelter, or as the result of emergency trips from the shelter, and the secondary effects of thelr contanination on other occupants in the shelter. l+. To measure radiation dose rates and doses aE a basis for assisting the shelter manager and the local civil defense organization in determining: &o When emergenoy excursions can be made flom the shelter. b. When occupancy of the shelter can be terminated. c. idhen occupancy of the shelter must be terminated. q. To direct all nevessary devontamination within the shelter. B. ,""ro"u of strategic location and communications capability, a shelter w111 be selected to ser:': as a monitoring and reporting station in the cornrmrnity-wide radiological sJrstem jn accordance with the St. PauI RADEF plan. II. Basic Equilment A. D0D-ffiD will provide a Radiological Monitoring Kit for the licensed shelters under the National Shelter Program. B. The folloring instruments will be issued to each community shelter: 1.. 1 CD V-?00: Br',".i.1,:.lo6iea.1- survey meter designed to be sensitive to Lolo Ievels of reC;aticn orl;r, It is to be used for food and water moaJ.toring. 2. L CD V-?10r A Radiological survey meter for use by radlologlcal monitors for the nra.J er part of their cperatt ons in the perlod follouing attack. 3. 2 CD V-?IO: Radiological dosimeter (self-readiog) for neasurenent of radiation exposure of radiologicaL monitors, workers and shelterees exposed to radiation. lr. 1 CD v-?50r Radlological dosimeter charger for charging the cD v-7LO dosimeter (il+)
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