What Does AEDE Stand For?
AEDE stands for Annual Effective Dose Equivalent
AEDE, or Annual Effective Dose Equivalent, is a measurement used in radiation protection to quantify the potential biological effects of ionizing radiation exposure over the course of a year. It integrates various exposure sources, including natural background radiation and artificial sources, and expresses the total dose in sieverts (Sv). AEDE serves as a critical parameter for assessing compliance with health and safety regulations, ensuring that radiation exposure remains within acceptable limits for both individuals and populations.
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