Rapor 2010-2019 yılları

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    A full report to the 6th review meeting of nuclear safety convention
    (Turkish Atomic Energy Authority, 2013-08) TAEK-NGD; Turkish Atomic Energy Authority
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    A full report to the 7th review meeting of convention on nuclear safety, August 2016
    (Turkish Atomic Energy Authority, 2016) TAEK-NGD; Turkish Atomic Energy Authority
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    European “stress tests” for nuclear power plants
    (Republic Of Turkey, Turkish Atomic Energy Authority, 2012-05) TAEK-NGD; Republic Of Turkey, Turkish Atomic Energy Authority
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    National report for the convention on nuclear safety : A full report to the fifth review meeting of nuclear safety convention, September 2010
    (Turkish Atomic Energy Authority, 2010) TAEK-NGD; Turkish Atomic Energy Authority
    Since the fourth Review Meeting of Nuclear Safety Convention on April 2008, Turkey has issued twelve regulations or revisions regarding nuclear safety seven of them are related to nuclear power plant safety. Turkey has ratified the signed bilateral agreement on early notification of nuclear accidents with Romania, and signed and ratified two more agreements with Ukraine and Russia. Meanwhile, governmental decision on embarking to nuclear power has been made and an intergovernmental agreement with the Russian Federation to build four units of WER 1200 in Akkuyu site has been signed by the government and ratified by the parliament. First application for construction license is expected in 2011. Negotiations have been started with South Korea to explore the possibility of building APR 1400 units in Sinop site. Negotiations on intergovernmental agreement is expected to start in last quarter of 2010 and signed before 2011.
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    National report for the second extraordinary meeting of convention on nuclear safety, May 2012
    (Turkish Atomic Energy Authority, 2012-06) TAEK-NGD; Turkish Atomic Energy Authority
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    National report, safety and security of radioactive sources in Turkey
    (Republic Of Turkey, Turkish Atomic Energy Authority, 2013-06) TAEK-NGD; Republic Of Turkey, Turkish Atomic Energy Authority
    Turkish Atomic Energy Authority (TAEA) as a regulatory body is responsible for peaceful use of atomic energy in Turkey for the benefit of the country in conformity with the national development plans and fulfillment of Turkey's obligations arising from international agreements. By the Turkish Atomic Energy Authority Act, TAEA define and recommend the basic principles and policies; and implement, inspect, organize, support and coordinate scientific, technical and administrative studies and affairs relating with the safe use of atomic energy and sources of ionizing radiation for ensuring the protection of people and environment against ionizing radiation exposures. Turkey's legislative framework regarding with the radioactive sources cover the fundamental aspects of radiation protection and radiation safety particularly the requirements related to occupational, public and medical exposures, transportation, radioactive source management, emergency preparedness, authorization and inspection of practices containing radioactive sources. It also defines the main responsibilities of regulatory body, law enforcement agencies, emergency organizations and licensees. Turkey has already made political commitment with regard to the Code of Conduct on the Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources and Supplementary Guidance on the Import and Export of Radioactive Sources. Turkey has a national registration system containing all radiation sources. It holds the information of both x-ray devices and all categories of radioactive sources or systems containing radioactive sources. This system provides to ensure management of the sources and enhance controls for high activity sealed radioactive sources. Each radioactive source imported, exported or sent to waste storage facility is registered to the system and according to the information about every source movement/changes, data are updated by TAEA.