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For Type B(M) package shipments, when is a shipment approval certificate required?
Only for fissile material
The activity thresholds 3,000 A1/A2 or 1,000 TBq whichever least
Shipper's Declaration suffices
Always required
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The activity thresholds 3,000 A1/A2 or 1,000 TBq whichever least
Explanation:
For Type B(M) shipments, a shipment approval certificate is required whenever the radioactivity content exceeds the smaller of two limits: 3,000 A1/A2 or 1,000 TBq. This rule ensures that more hazardous consignments receive formal regulatory review and approval before transport. If the activity is at or below that lower threshold, a Shipper's Declaration suffices, provided all other packaging and transport requirements are met. The “whichever least” value creates a safety threshold based on the more stringent limit between per-nuclide activity and total package activity.
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