Radiological health aspects of uranium milling
By: D.R. Fisher, G.A. Stoetzel; prepared by Pacific Northwest Laboratory for Hanford Environmental Health Foundation and the U.S. Department of Energy.
Contributors: Fisher, Darrell R.; Stoetzel, G. A.; United States Uranium Registry.; Pacific Northwest Laboratory.; Hanford Environmental Health Foundation.; United States. Dept. of Energy.
Series: USUR -- 04.; PNL (Series) -- 4606.
Publisher: Pacific Northwest Laboratory
Published: 1983
Place of publication: Richland, Wash
Language: eng
Number of pages: 55
Subjects: Uranium mines and mining -- Health aspects; Uranium industry -- Health aspects
Other titles: Occupational exposures to uranium : processes, hazards and regulations : a field study of the commercial fuel cycle.; Appraisal of selected epidemiologic issues from studies of lung cancer among uranium and hard rock miners.; Radiological health aspects of commercial uranium conversion, enrichment, and fuel fabrication.
Notes: UC-41.

"May 1983."

"This report is the fourth in a series of reports written in support of the United States Uranium Registry Program. The first report (PNL-3341 USUR-01) entitled 'Occupational exposures to uranium : processes, hazards and regulations : a field study of the commercial fuel cycle' was published in April 1981. The second report (USUR-02, entitled 'An appraisal of selected epidemiologic issues from studies of lung cancer among uranium and hard rock miners' was published in April 1982. The third report in this series (PNL-4438 USUR-03), 'Radiological health aspects of commercial uranium conversion, enrichment, and fuel fabrication' was published in November 1982. [This report] completes the review of radiological health practices in the commercial cycle"--p. iii.

"Contract DE-AC06-76RLO 1830."

Includes bibliographical references (p. 54-55).