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Radiological & Tritium Standards

The regulations governing radiological protection and tritium handling.

Codes & StandardsUpdated 2026-08-11
Governs
Radiological & tritium

Radiological-protection regulations and tritium-handling standards govern dose limits, containment and accountancy for the breeder's tritium. Their fusion-class applicability is under review as regulators develop fusion-specific frameworks.

Tritium handling is one of the breeder's named licensing-relevant gates.

Common questions

What governs tritium handling?

Radiological and tritium-specific standards set the containment, monitoring and accounting requirements. They apply mainly to the breeder, whose fuel cycle runs at ~4.0 kg/yr/yr of tritium.

Is the burner subject to them?

Far less — being low-neutron D–³He (5.44%), it handles little tritium, so radiological requirements fall overwhelmingly on the breeder.

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Content reviewed August 2026 · design-and-simulation stage