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Old 28th Feb 2006, 21:19
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Originally Posted by Mr Angry from Purley
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In the UK (and I think EU Airlines) we have to keep cosmic radiation records for our Pilots. As satan says cari6 is one method of recording the levels. This information gets downloaded into the scheduling software (aims) on a monthly basis and I am obliged to check it once a year.
The levels are all under 2MSRV which i understand is "OK". Unfortunately I am not bright enough to understand it all
Mr Angry,

I'm not quite clear on the dose rate you quote.

Are you saying that you check to see that the total annual exposure of a pilot is less than 2 millisieverts (mSv)?

If so your pilots have nothing to worry about - this is ten times less than the permitted annual dose for a UK radiation worker, and is equivalent to 100 chest x-rays.

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