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Enhancing Nuclear Security System of Irradiation Facility SIBO INRA/Tangier Morocco
Mouhib Mohammed1, Chentouf Mouad2, Guessous Amina3 and Rostislav Vlaev
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DOI:10.17265/1934-7375/2017.03.003
Around the world, radioactive sources have been widely used for decades to benefit humankind; industry food; health， etc. However, the malicious use of radiological sources poses a significant threat globally. As Irradiation facility for research the goal of this paper is to show a case study of application of nuclear security and nuclear security culture code of contact in irradiation facility using cobalt 60. And it will show the necessary work done to achieve the goal of protection of radioactive material and continue working in safe conditions. This objective could not be achieved without the collaboration of all department involved in security and nuclear safety. In this work we applied the nuclear security and nuclear security culture procedures in order to define the type of system used to achieve the global objective in accordance with Global Threat Reduction Program to reduce the threat of a RDD (Radiological Dispersion Device) in collaboration with The United States Department of Energy’s NNSA (National Nuclear Security Administration). The objective of this paper is to share a local experience in upgrading security with return of experience in practice and very good collaboration with general direction of national security and all departments involved in security and nuclear safety.
Security, nuclear, irradiation, safety, radiological, cobalt 60.
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