Radiological International commission of protection

The radiological International commission of protection (CIPR, in English International Commission one Radiological Protection or ICRP ) is a independent International organization, supported by many associations and governments, aiming to protection against the ionizing rays (Radioactivité and other radiations). Its recommendations relate to the measurement of the exposure to radiations and the security measures to be taken on the sensitive installations. They do not make the force of law but are taken again and adapted by the Législation S main roads.

Founded in 1928 within the framework of the international Congress of radiology, it is always of swears a association-girl of the international Company of radiology, although it is not limited any more to protection in the medical sector: its work includes today the whole of the aspects of protection against radiations, for example the safety of the workers of the Nucléaire or the protection of the population.

See too

Related articles

• International Atomic Energy Agency
• the World Health Organization

External bonds

• Official site of the CIPR
• Publications of the CIPR

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