ISO 8939:2025

International Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 16 October 2025

Decommissioning of medical cyclotron

ISO 8939:2025 Files

English 18 Pages
Current Edition
BHD 46.68

ISO 8939:2025 Scope

This document provides information and guidelines on the decommissioning of a medical cyclotron facility, with a focus on activated or contaminated parts. Useful information and guidelines are given on decommissioning strategy and plan, safety assessment, and various decommissioning activities. This document also provides the guideline on the estimation of activation level using Monte Carlo simulation and the methodology for the measurement of activated radionuclides in the main structure, system components, and shielding walls, ceilings and floors during operation and decommissioning. Financial provisions and radioactive waste management aspects are also included.

This document can be used by organizations responsible for operation and decommissioning of a medical cyclotron facility. In addition, it is expected that organizations that design a medical cyclotron or manage radioactive waste generated by cyclotron can utilize or refer to this document in whole or in part.

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