Plutonium pneumosclerosis: chemical
view
(history and the reasons of an occupational disease),
part 2
Sadovsky A.S. (asadovsky@rambler.ru), Tovmash A.V.
Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry, Moscow, Russia
Operating conditions and a level of the accident
prevention at early production phases of plutonium to the USA and the USSR
are compared. Frequency of disease by a pneumosclerosis of the personnel
of the enterprises in Hanford, Los Alamos/Rocky Flats/ Ozersk corresponds
as 0/6/126. Such ratio was defined not by quality of nuclear filters or availability
of respiratory organs protective devices, and mainly features of process
engineering.