OS GSO ISO 21482:2014
ISO 21482:2007
Omani Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
06 August 2014
Ionizing-radiation warning — Supplementary symbol
OS GSO ISO 21482:2014 Files
Arabic
11 Pages
Current Edition
OMR
30.98
English
10 Pages
Current Edition
Reference Language
OMR
30.98
OS GSO ISO 21482:2014 Scope
This International Standard specifies the symbol to warn of the presence of a dangerous level of ionizing
radiation from a high-level sealed radioactive source that can cause death or serious injury if handled
carelessly. This symbol is not intended to replace the basic ionizing radiation symbol [ISO 361,
ISO 7010:2003, Table 1 (Reference number W003)], but to supplement it by providing further information on
the danger associated with the source and the necessity for untrained or uninformed members of the public to
stay away from it.
This symbol is recommended for use with International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Category 1, 2, and 3
sealed radioactive sources. These sources are defined by the IAEA as having the ability to cause death or
serious injuries.
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