REN Tianshan,ZHAO Qiufen,CHEN Bingru.Committed effective dose to Chinese residents caused by tritium in food and environmental water[J].Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection,2001,21(6):463-468
Committed effective dose to Chinese residents caused by tritium in food and environmental water
Received:July 20, 2000  
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KeyWords:Tritium concentrartion  Tritium intake  Tritium committed effective dose  Food  Environmental water
FundProject:卫生部基金资助项目(法制监督990601补)
Author NameAffiliation
REN Tianshan Laboratory of Industrial Hygiene, Ministry of Health, Xinkang Str., Deshengmenwai, Beijing 100088, China 
ZHAO Qiufen Laboratory of Industrial Hygiene, Ministry of Health, Xinkang Str., Deshengmenwai, Beijing 100088, China 
CHEN Bingru 上海市放射医学研究所 
高平印 甘肃省放射卫生防护监督监测所 
陈佳慎 深圳市卫生防疫站 
邓国伦 四川省工业卫生实验所 
匡云谷 浙江省卫生防疫站 
刘岩 Laboratory of Industrial Hygiene, Ministry of Health, Xinkang Str., Deshengmenwai, Beijing 100088, China 
王伟华 上海市放射医学研究所 
刘祖森 深圳市卫生防疫站 
傅晓华 四川省工业卫生实验所 
张永红 甘肃省放射卫生防护监督监测所 
朱国英 上海市放射医学研究所 
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Abstract::
      Objective To estimate the annual tritium intake and the tritium committed effective dose to the public in the early 1990s. Methods The calculation was based on the tritium data obtained through a nation-wide investigation program on tritium concentration in Chinese foodstuffs,air and water.Dose coefficients given in ICRP 72 Publication and proper data on annual intakes of air,water and foodstuffs of the Chinese people were used for the estimation. Results The annual tritium intake through air,water and food pathways and the committed effective dose for Chinese adults,juveniles and infants are as follows,respectively: 16200, 11600 and 8040 Bq/a for the intake,and 0.53,0.52 and 0.75 μSv/a for the committed effective dose. Conclusion The annual committed effective dose to the Chinese adults,juveniles and infants mainly comes from food tritium,constituting about 87% of the total,paricularly from organically bound tritium.
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