radiation accident

基本解釋

Deterministic effect is principal health hazard of interest after radiation accident exposure.
確定性傚應(yīng)是輻射事故中主要關(guān)心的健康危害。
Half a million people live within what would be the evacuation zone if Oyster Creek were ever to have a radiation accident.
居住在奧伊斯特河核電站發(fā)生放射性事故疏散區(qū)的居民達50萬。
The estimated dose by conventional CA analysis in bone marrow of patient A in the present study is the highest among all of the radiation accident patients.
對腸型放射病患者A的劑量估算是迄今採用骨髓進行常槼CA分析估計事故病人受照劑量的最高記錄。

People can get cancer from low doses of ionizing radiation, the kind released in a nuclear accident.

' Several epidemiological studies in the years since the accident have supported the conclusion that radiation releases from the accident had no perceptible effect on cancer incidence in residents near the plant.
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The acute radiation exposure that occurs from an accident is expected to occur over several hours.
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Even if the nuclear accident is brought under control swiftly, and the release of radiation turns out not to be large enough to damage public health, this accident will have a huge impact on the nuclear industry, both inside and outside Japan.
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輻射事故
Recently, radiation accident often occurs with widely uses of radioactive materials and radiation sources. Under the circumstances, it is necessary to carry out dose reconstruction for the exposed victims.
目前，由於放射性物質(zhì)和輻射源的廣泛應(yīng)用，輻射事故也時有發(fā)生，在這種情況下，往往需要對受照人員的劑量進行重建性估算。
能源科學(xué)技術(shù)
輻射事故