Exclusion area
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Exclusion area refers to the area around a nuclear reactor where the reactor licensee has the authority over all activities - including exclusion of persons from the premises.[1]
Other sites dubbed exclusion areas include physical spaces adjacent to nuclear-weapon areas, such as missile-house entryways and access-areas for anti-submarine rockets.
References and notes
- ↑ "Exclusion Area" U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Retrieved 25 May 2010
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