ALARA - Alara

Japanese: ALARA - アララ
ALARA - Alara
" as low as reasonably achievable " is a concept that indicates the basic idea of ​​radiation protection presented in the 1977 recommendation by the International Commission on Radiological Protection, and is an abbreviation meaning "as low as reasonably achievable." When using radiation, it means making efforts to minimize exposure to the human body while taking into account social and economic factors. → Three principles of radiation protection

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Japanese:
as low as reasonably achievable》国際放射線防護委員会が1977年の勧告で示した放射線防護の基本的な考え方を示す概念で、「合理的に達成可能な限り低く」を意味する略語。放射線を利用する場合、社会的・経済的要因を考慮しながら、人体への被曝をできるだけ少なくするよう努力することを意味する。→放射線防護の三原則

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