W. Hwang, Joeun Lee, Dahye Kwon, Eun Han Kim, Moon-Hee Han
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Re-evaluation of Korean Effluent Concentration Limits and Comparative Analysis
Results and Discussion: The relative ratios of the re-evaluated ECLs to the currently applied domestic standards differed depending on the radionuclide type, but it was clearly shown that, for tritium (3H) and radiocarbon (14C), which significantly affect radiological dose to the public during the normal operation of nuclear power plants, the re-evaluated ECLs were higher than the domestic standards. This implies that Korean standards are relatively conservative.