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Code · CFR · Title 10 — Energy · Part 71 — Packaging and Transportation of Radioactive Material · § 71.33

§ 71.33. Package description.

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The application must include a description of the proposed package in sufficient detail to identify the package accurately and provide a sufficient basis for evaluation of the package. The description must include—
(a)With respect to the packaging—
(1)Classification as Type B(U), Type B(M), or fissile material packaging;
(2)Gross weight;
(3)Model number;
(4)Identification of the containment system;
(5)Specific materials of construction, weights, dimensions, and fabrication methods of—
(i)Receptacles;
(ii)Materials specifically used as nonfissile neutron absorbers or moderators;
(iii)Internal and external structures supporting or protecting receptacles;
(iv)Valves, sampling ports, lifting devices, and tie-down devices; and
(v)Structural and mechanical means for the transfer and dissipation of heat; and
(6)Identification and volumes of any receptacles containing coolant.
(b)With respect to the contents of the package—
(1)Identification and maximum radioactivity of radioactive constituents;
(2)Identification and maximum quantities of fissile constituents;
(3)Chemical and physical form;
(4)Extent of reflection, the amount and identity of nonfissile materials used as neutron absorbers or moderators, and the atomic ratio of moderator to fissile constituents;
(5)Maximum normal operating pressure;
(6)Maximum weight;
(7)Maximum amount of decay heat; and
(8)Identification and volumes of any coolants.
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