RG 5.32-75 相关标准章节.docxVIP

Publication Date: 5/1/75  Pages: 6  Date Entered: 2/22/84  Title: COMMUNICATION WITH TRANSPORT VEHICLES (6/74)  Revision 1  May 1975  U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION  REGULATORY GUIDE  OFFICE OF STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT  REGULATORY GUIDE 5.32  COMMUNICATION WITH TRANSPORT VEHICLES A. INTRODUCTION  Paragraphs 73.31(b) and 73.33(a) of 10 CFR Part 73, Physical  Protection of Plants and Materials, require that road or rail vehicles  transporting special nuclear material in quantities identified in  paragraph 73.1(b)(2) be equipped with a radiotelephone in order that  communication between the transport vehicle and a responsible licensee  can be maintained. Paragraph 73.70(g) of 10 CFR Part 73 requires that  certain information with regard to the shipment be recorded prior to the  shipment. This includes the name of the carriers, major roads to be  used, verification of communication equipment on board the transfer  vehicle, names of individuals who are to communicate with the transport  vehicle, and other information needed to comply with sections73.30  through 73.36 of 10 CFR Part 73. This guide describes radiotelephone  equipment and systems, and procedures for their use, that are acceptable  to the NRC staff for complying with the Commissions regulations  regarding radiotelephone communication in connection with road or rail  shipments of special nuclear material. This revision reflects comments  received from the public and other factors. B. DISCUSSION  Available Systems  There are two radiotelephone systems that have a sufficient number  of transmitter/receiver stations throughout the country to allow the  placement of long distance calls. These are the Bell System Mobile  Telephone system and the Radio Common Carrier system (RCC). The Bell  system uses three different carrier frequencies [(35, 43), (152, 158),  and (454, 459) MH