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KMID : 0364920080330040183
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Journal of Radiation Protection and Research
2008 Volume.33 No. 4 p.183 ~ p.196
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A Study on the Food Consumption Rates for Off-site Radiological Dose Assessment around Korean Nuclear Power Plants
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Lee Gab-Bock
Chung Yang-Geun
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Abstract
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The internal dose by food consumption mostly accounts for radiological dose of public around nuclear power plants (NPPs). But, food consumption rates applied to off-site dose calculation in Korea which are the result of field investigation around Kori NPP by the KAERI (Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute) in 1988, are not able to reflect the latest dietary characteristics of Korean. The food consumption rates to be used for radiological dose assessment in Korea are based on the maximum individual of US NRC (Nuclear Regulatory Commssion) Regulatory Guide 1.109. However, the representative individual of the critical group is considered in the recent ICRP (International Commission on Radiological Protection) recommendation and European nations’ practice. Therefore, the study on the re-establishment of the food consumption rates for individual around nuclear power plant sites in Korea was carried out to reflect on the recent change of the Korean dietary characteristics and to apply the representative individual of critical group to domestic regulations. The Ministry of Health and Welfare Affairs has investigated the food and nutrition of nations every 3 years based on the Law of National Health Improvement. The statistical data such as mean, standard deviation, various percentile values about food consumption rates to be used for the representative individual of the critical group were analyzed by using the raw data of the national food consumption survey in . Also, the food consumption rates for maximum individual are re-estimated.
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KEYWORD
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Radiological Assessment, Environmental Radiation, Off-site Dose Calculation, Food Consumption Rate
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