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Radioactive Materials Transportation Regulations Quiz

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How should Category I radioactive materials be transported?

In a passenger train

In a wagon or in a road wagon (correct)

In a mixed train

In a road transport service without any restrictions

How should Category III radioactive materials be labeled for transportation?

Must be labelled with the radiation symbol

Must be labelled with the expiration date

Must be labelled with the transport company's logo

Must be labelled to indicate the safe distance barrier (correct)

What is the requirement for transporting Category II radioactive materials?

At least 2m from any person

At least 3m from any person

At least 1.5m from any person (correct)

At least 5m from any person

In what type of rail wagon should Category III radioactive materials be preferably transported?

Open steel wagon Signup and view all the answers

What is the requirement for transporting Category II radioactive materials?

Transported in a wagon or in a road vehicle when at least 1.5 m from any person Signup and view all the answers

In what type of rail wagon should Category III radioactive materials be preferably transported?

Open steel wagon Signup and view all the answers

How should Category I radioactive materials be transported?

Transported in a wagon or in a road wagon Signup and view all the answers

How should Category III radioactive materials be labeled for transportation?

Must be labeled or stenciled to indicate the safe distance barrier Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Transporting Radioactive Materials

Category I radioactive materials should be transported in a specially designed vehicle, attended by a trained escort, and must be accompanied by a radiation protection officer.
Category III radioactive materials must be labeled with a "Type III" marking, indicating the presence of radioactive materials, and a UN number, which identifies the specific type of radioactive material.

Requirements for Transportation

Category II radioactive materials require a transport index, which is a numerical value that indicates the level of radiation and is used to determine the safety measures required for transportation.

Rail Transportation

Category III radioactive materials should be preferably transported in a closed rail wagon, which provides additional protection against radiation exposure and prevents accidental release of the material.

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Test your knowledge of the transportation regulations for radioactive materials with this quiz. Learn about the specific requirements for Category I, Category II, and Category III radioactive materials when transported by rail or road.