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Nuclear power plants emit radioactive gases and liquids to the environment, and even in small amounts, these can have long-term effects. Because of this, there should be consistent monitoring in the area.
Radon is a naturally occurring gas that has no odour, colour and taste. It comes from the normal decay of uranium found in rocks, soil and water. From the ground it goes up into particles that a human can breathe.
Mail irradiation is the process where mail goes through a high-energy beam of x-rays. This is to get rid of bacteria and viruses that could be present in the mail.
The police and certain customs officers are given the authority to stop and search people, goods and vessels on regulated ships.
Detection of nuclear and radiological materials is a necessary step for safety and security. Aside from healthcare and mining facilities, military forces also use radiation monitors as part of their defence system.
Metal detectors, millimeter-wave machines, backscatter x-ray, and cabinet x-ray machines: these equipment can detect dangerous items like weapons and chemicals with the use of radiation.
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If you’re involved in dental radiology, you should follow the Radiation Protection in Dentistry code of practice. Published by the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA), this guide aims to “promote practices which protect human health and the environment from the possible harmful effects of radiation.”
As the field of medical imaging advances and expands, the risk of radiation exposure of healthcare workers and patients is something that we cannot simply understate.
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