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Radiation situation and radiation doses in the Russian Federation

https://doi.org/10.26583/gns-2025-02-02

EDN: EEXHXJ

Abstract

The article contains information about the radiation situation and radiation doses of the population, as well as occupational exposure in 2022 in the territories served by the FMBA of Russia. The radiation situation and radiation doses of the population due to the natural and technogenically altered radiation background are analyzed. Data on the exposure of personnel of groups A and B of enterprises, including nuclear power plants, are presented. In none of the controlled regions there was any excess of the maximum permissible levels of radioactive contamination of air and water in open reservoirs in the sanitary protection zone and the observation zone. The distribution of the number of personnel working with ionizing radiation sources or exposed to ionizing radiation by dose intervals for individual radiation doses, as well as the value of the collective dose, is given. The main number of 58 965 personnel (67.5%) received radiation doses up to 1 mSv. The external and internal irradiation of personnel of domestic nuclear power plants is analyzed, for which data on averages, medians, modes, standard deviations, quantiles, coefficients of variation of effective doses and collective doses are provided. Compared to 2017, the collective doses of most nuclear power plants have decreased slightly. The average dose has not changed significantly for most nuclear power plants compared to 2017. Information is provided on the structure, number of X-ray radiological procedures by types and groups of organs, collective and average radiation dose of patients for various procedures in 2022 in the territories serviced by the FMBA of Russia. The quantitative ratio is dominated by chest organ fluorograms. The structure of medical exposure of patients in 2022 is given. Computer tomography makes the largest contribution to the total dose – 75.01%, with
a contribution of 6.25% in terms of the number of procedures. Data on radiation situation and radiation dose in the Russian Federation obtained in 2022 are compared with similar data for other years.

About the Authors

V. V. Kosterev
National Research Nuclear University «MEPhI»
Russian Federation

Associate Professor, Institut of Nuclear Physics and Technology



A. G. Tsovyanov
State Research Center – Burnasyan Federal Medical Biophysical Center оf Federal Biological Agency
Russian Federation

Cand. Sci. (Bio.), Head of laboratory



A. G. Sivenkov
State Research Center – Burnasyan Federal Medical Biophysical Center оf Federal Biological Agency
Russian Federation

Engineer



V. E. Zhuravleva
State Research Center – Burnasyan Federal Medical Biophysical Center оf Federal Biological Agency
Russian Federation

Researcher



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Kosterev V.V., Tsovyanov A.G., Sivenkov A.G., Zhuravleva V.E. Radiation situation and radiation doses in the Russian Federation. Nuclear Safety. 2025;15(2):12-23. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.26583/gns-2025-02-02. EDN: EEXHXJ

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