South Australian Consolidated Regulations79—Registered owner of X-ray analysis apparatus to make available
radiation monitoring instrument for radiation surveys
(1) The registered
owner of X-ray analysis apparatus must have or make available a radiation
monitoring instrument that complies with subregulation (2) for the
purpose of carrying out the radiation surveys required by regulation 73.
(2) A radiation
monitoring instrument must—
(a) be
accurate to within ±50% for the energy range of the primary beam
radiation produced over the operating kilovoltage range of the
X-ray analysis apparatus for which it is to be used; and
(b) have
a sensitivity which gives a positive response at an equivalent dose rate of at
least 10 microsievert per hour, measured in a field of radiation uniform over
the sensitive volume of the detector with the energy range specified in
paragraph (a); and
(c) have
a meter or similar read-out device that—
(i)
is calibrated in units of exposure rate, equivalent dose
rate or absorbed dose rate; or
(ii)
is calibrated in arbitrary units, but has indicated on
the instrument the appropriate method of conversion from those units to
exposure rate, equivalent dose rate or absorbed dose rate for a radiation
field uniform over the sensitive volume of the detector.