DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER & INDUSTRY  SERVICES                
                        
                         RADIATION  SAFETY 

                            SECTION
      
(By authority conferred on the department  of  public    health  by   section 
13521 of Act No. 368 of the Public Acts of 1978, as amended,  and  section 48 
of  Act  No. 306  of  the  Public   Acts   of   1969,   as    amended,  being 
SS333.13521 and 24.248 of the Michigan Compiled Laws) 


  PART 2.  LICENSING OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL


R 325.5051.  Purpose and scope.
  Rule 51.  (1) This part provides for the licensing of radioactive material. 
 A  person  shall  not  own,  receive,  acquire,  possess,  use  or  transfer 
radioactive material except as authorized in a specific  or  general  license 
issued pursuant to this part or as otherwise provided in this part.
  (2) In addition to the requirements of this part, a licensee is subject  to 
the requirements of  parts  1  and  5.   A  licensee  engaged  in  industrial 
radiographic operations is subject to the requirements of part 6, a  licensee 
using certain particle accelerators is subject to part  11,  and  a  licensee 
using sealed sources in the healing arts is subject to  the  requirements  of 
part 12.

  [Note: The requirements of this rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer & Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


  RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL OTHER THAN SOURCE MATERIAL


R 325.5074.  Exempt quantities.
  Rule 74.  (1) Except as provided in subrules  (3)  and  (4),  a  person  is 
exempt from these rules to the  extent  that  he  owns,  receives,  acquires, 
possesses, uses or transfers a byproduct, naturally occurring or  accelerator 
material  in  individual  quantities  each  of  which  does  not  exceed  the 
applicable quantity set forth in rule 147.
  (2) A person  who  possesses  radioactive  material  formerly  received  or 
acquired under the general license provided in 10 CFR Part 31, § 31.4 of  the 
NRC regulations is exempt from the requirements for a license  set  forth  in 
this part to the extent that he  owns,  possesses,  uses  or  transfers  such 
radioactive material.
  (3) Subrule (1) does not authorize the production, packaging or repackaging 
of radioactive material for  purposes  of  commercial  distribution,  or  the 
incorporation of radioactive material into products intended  for  commercial 
distribution.
  (4) A person, for purposes of commercial distribution, shall  not  transfer 
radioactive material in the individual quantities  set  forth  in  rule  147, 
knowing or having reason to  believe  that  such  quantities  of  radioactive 
material  will  be  transferred  to  persons  exempt  under  subrule  (1)  or 
equivalent regulations of  the  NRC  or  an  agreement  state,  except  in  a 
ccordance with a specific license issued by the NRC pursuant to section 32.18 
of 10 CFR Part 32 which license states that the radioactive material  may  be 
transferred by the licensee to  persons  exempt  under  subrule  (1)  or  the 
equivalent regulations of the NRC or an agreement state.

  [Note: The requirements of this rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer & Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


    SPECIFIC LICENSES


R 325.5101.  Applications.
  Rule 101.  (1)  An application for a specific license shall be filed  on  a 
form prescribed by the department and shall be accompanied by the appropriate 
license feeas specified in rules 141 to 145.
  (2) The application shall be signed by  the  applicant  or  licensee  or  a 
person authorized to act for and on his behalf.
  (3) An application for a license  may  include  a  request  for  a  license 
authorizing 1 or more activities.
  (4)  In  his  application,  the  applicant  may  incorporate  by  reference 
information contained in previous applications, statements or  reports  filed 
with the department if the references are clear and specific.
  (5)  The  department  at  any  time  after  the  filing  of  the   original 
application, and before the expiration of the license,  may  require  further 
statements in order  to  enable  the  department  to  determine  whether  the 
application will be granted or denied or whether a license will  be  modified 
or revoked.
  (6) The application and documents submitted to the department may  be  made 
available for public inspection except that the department may  withhold  any 
document or part thereof from public inspection if disclosure of its  content 
is not required in  the  public  interest  and  would  adversely  affect  the 
interest of a person concerned.

  [Note: The requirements of this rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer & Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


R 325.5102.  General requirements for specific licenses.
  Rule 102.  The  department  shall  approve  a  license  application  if  it 
determines all of the following:
  (a) The applicant or the designated individual user is qualified by  reason 
of training and experience to use the material in question  for  the  purpose 
requested in accordance with these rules in such  a  manner  as  to  minimize 
danger to public health and safety or property.
  (b) The applicant's  proposed  equipment,  facilities  and  procedures  are 
adequate to minimize danger to public health and safety or property.

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


   SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ISSUANCE OF

       CERTAIN SPECIFIC LICENSES


R 325.5117a.  Particle accelerator licenses.
  Rule 117a.  (1) A particle accelerator  capable  of  producing  radioactive 
material in excess of exempt quantities listed in  schedule  B  of  rule  147 
shall not be operated in a  manner  likely  to  produce  such  quantities  of 
radioactive material unless a person is authorized to operate in  a  specific 
license issued pursuant to this rule.
  (2) A particle accelerator licensed pursuant to this rule  is  exempt  from 
registration under part 4.
  (3) Subject to rule 122 a person shall submit an application for a specific 
license to operate a particle accelerator subject to this rule in  accordance 
with rule 101.
  (4)  The  department  shall  issue  a  specific  license  for  a   particle 
accelerator subject to licensing under this rule when it  determines  all  of 
the following:
  (a) The applicant will have an adequate program  for  training  accelerator 
operators and submits to the department a  schedule  or  description  of  the 
program which specifies the:
  (i) Initial training.
  (ii) Periodic training.
  (iii) On-the-job training.
  (iv) Means to be used by the licensee to determine the operator's knowledge 
and understanding  of  and  ability  to  comply  with  department  rules  and 
licensing requirements, and the operating and  emergency  procedures  of  the 
applicant.
  (b)  The  applicant  has  established  and  submits   to   the   department 
satisfactory written operating and emergency procedures.
  (c) The applicant will have an  adequate  internal  inspection  system,  or 
other management control, to assure that license provisions,  rules  and  the 
applicant's operating and emergency procedures are followed by operators  and 
all other individuals associated with the accelerator operation.
  (d) The applicant submits to the department a description  of  his  overall 
organizational structure pertaining  to  the  particle  accelerator  program, 
including specified delegations of authority and responsibility for operation 
of the program.
  (e) The applicant has applied for or has been issued  a  valid  license  to 
own,  receive,  acquire,  possess,  use  and  transfer  radioactive  material 
produced or used in connection with accelerator operation.

[Note: The requirements of  this  rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer & Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


R  325.5118.  Issuance of specific licenses.
  Rule 118.  (1)  As used in this rule the term "as it deems  appropriate  or 
necessary" means as the department determines is appropriate or necessary  in 
order to minimize danger to public health and safety or property; and prevent 
loss or theft of material subject to this part.
  (2) Upon a determination that an application meets the requirements of  the 
act and these rules the department shall issue a specific license authorizing 
the proposed activity  in  such  form  and  containing  such  conditions  and 
limitations as it deems appropriate or necessary.
  (3) The department may incorporate in any license at the time of  issuance, 
or thereafter by appropriate rule or order, such additional requirements  and 
conditions with respect  to  the  licensee's  receipt,  possession,  use  and 
transfer of radioactive material subject to this part as it deems appropriate 
or necessary.
  (4) The department may  require  such  reports  and  the  keeping  of  such 
records, and may provide for such inspections of activities under the license 
as it deems appropriate or necessary.

  [Note: The requirements of this rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer& Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


R 325.5119.  Specific terms and conditions of licenses.
  Rule 119.  (1)  A license issued under this part  is  subject  to  all  the 
provisions of the act, now or hereafter in  effect,  and  to  all  rules  and 
orders of the department.
  (2) A license issued or granted under this part and a right to  possess  or 
utilize radioactive material granted by a  license  issued  under  this  part 
shall not be transferred, assigned or  in  any  manner  disposed  of,  either 
voluntarily or involuntarily, directly or  indirectly,  through  transfer  of 
control of any license to any person unless the  department,  after  securing 
full information finds that the transfer is in accordance with the provisions 
of the act, and gives its consent in writing.
  (3) A person licensed by the department under this part shall  confine  his 
use and possession of the material licensed to  the  locations  and  purposes 
authorized in the license.

  [Note: The requirements of this rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer & Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


R 325.5120.  Expiration, renewal and amendment of licenses.
  Rule 120.  (1)  Except as provided in subrule (3),  each  specific  license 
expires at the end of the day, in the months and year stated therein.
  (2) An application for renewal of a specific  license  shall  be  filed  in 
accordance with rule 101.
  (3) If a licensee, not less than 30 days before expiration of his  existing 
license, has filed an application in proper form for renewal  or  for  a  new 
license authorizing the same activities, the existing license does not expire 
until the application has been finally determined by the department.
  (4) An application for amendment of a license shall be filed in  accordance 
with rule 101 and shall specify the respects in which  the  licensee  desires 
his license to be amended and the grounds for such amendment.
  (5) In considering an application by a  licensee  to  renew  or  amend  his 
license, the department shall apply the criteria set forth in  rules  102  to 
111, or rules 112 to 117.

  [Note: The requirements of this rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer & Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


R 325.5122.  Radioactive material other  than  agreement  material  possessed 
before these rules.
  Rule 122.  A person who, on the effective date of  these  rules,  possesses 
naturally  occurring  or  accelerator-produced  radioactive  material  or   a 
particle accelerator for which a specific license is required by this part or 
the act is deemed to possess a like license issued under this  part  and  the 
act.  The license expires 90 days after the effective date  of  these  rules; 
however, if within the 90 days the person possessing the  material  files  an 
application in proper form for a  license,  the  existing  license  does  not 
expire until the application has been finally determined by the department.

  [Note: The requirements of this rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer & Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


R 325.5124.  Modification, revocation, and termination of licenses.
  Rule 124.  (1)  The terms and  conditions  of  a  license  are  subject  to 
amendment, revision or modification  or  the  license  may  be  suspended  or 
revoked by reason of amendments to the act, or by reason of rules and  orders 
issued by the department.
  (2) A license may be revoked, suspended or modified, in whole or  in  part, 
for:
  (a) A material false statement in the application or any statement of  fact 
required under the act.
  (b) A condition revealed by the application or statement  of  fact  or  any 
report,  record  or  inspection  or  other  means  which  would  warrant  the 
department to refuse to grant a license on an original application.
  (c) A violation of, or failure to observe any of the terms  and  conditions 
of the act, the license, or any rule or order of the department.
  (3) Except in a case of willfulness or where the public health, interest or 
safety requires otherwise, a license shall  not  be  modified,  suspended  or 
revoked unless, before the institution  of  proceedings  therefor,  facts  or 
conduct which may warrant the action have been called to the attention of the 
license in writing and the licensee  has  been  accorded  an  opportunity  to 
demonstrate or achieve compliance with all lawful requirements.
  (4) The department may terminate a specific license upon request  submitted 
by the licensee to the department in writing.

  [Note: The requirements of this rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer & Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


    LICENSE FEES

R 325.5141. Application fees.
  Rule 141.  (1)  A license application for which a fee is prescribed in rule 
144 shall be accompanied by a remittance in the full amount of the fee unless 
the applicant has been exempted from fee payment under rule 143.
  (2) An application will not be accepted  for  filing  or  processed  before 
payment of the full amount specified unless exempted from  fee  payment.   An 
application for which a remittance is not received may  be  returned  to  the 
applicant.
  (3) All application fees shall be retained irrespective of the department's 
disposition of the application or a withdrawal of the application.
  (4) The application fee serves as the license fee for the first year  after 
issuance of the license irrespective of the time  interval  between  date  of 
application and date of issuance.

  [Note: The requirements of this rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer & Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


R 325.5142.  Annual fees.
  Rule 142.  (1)  An annual license fee is payable 1 year after the  date  of 
issuance of the license and annually thereafter.
  (2) The annual fee shall be submitted  in  a  timely  manner  so  that  its 
receipt is assured on or before the due date in order to maintain the license 
in effect.

  [Note: The requirements of this rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer & Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


R 325.5143.  Exemptions.
  Rule 143.  (1) Application  fees  or  annual  fees  are  not  required  for 
licenses applied for by, or issued to:
  (a) An agency of this  state  or  any  political  subdivision  thereof  for 
radioactive material or  accelerators  to  be  used  primarily  for  services 
rendered on a  charitable  basis  or  in  connection  with  a  facility  used 
primarily for charitable purposes.
  (b)  A  nonprofit  educational  institution  for  radioactive  material  or 
accelerators to be used exclusively for teaching or training purposes  or  in 
connection with a facility used exclusively for teaching or training purposes.
  (2)  Application  fees  or  annual  fees  are  not  required  for  licenses 
authorizing the use of source material  as  shielding  only  in  devices  and 
containers, but all other licensed radioactive  material  in  the  device  or 
container is subject to the fees prescribed  in  rule  144  unless  otherwise 
exempted under this rule.

  [Note: The requirements of this rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer & Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


R 325.5144.  Fee schedule.
  Rule 144.   Applicants  for  specific  radioactive  material  licenses  and 
licensees issued these licenses shall pay the appropriate  license  fees  and 
shall be subject to the footnotes specified in  the  following  fee  schedule 
unless exempted under rule 143.

  [Note: The requirements of this rule  that  pertain  to  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, or compliance are under the purview of the  Michigan 
Department of Consumer & Industry Services.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


  SCHEDULE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSE FEES


 Category of License 1    Application Fee 2 Annual Fee 3,4

1. Special Nuclear Material: 5   A.  Special  licenses  for  special  nuclear 
material $200  $200  in quantities not sufficient to form a  critical   mass, 
except those licenses covered by categories  for 4A, 4B, 5A, 6A, 7A, 7B,  7C, 
7D, or 8A.

2. Source Material:
 A. Specific licenses for source material  for  use  in   $10,000   $10,000   
milling operations and licenses for refining mill   concentrates  to  Uranium 
hexaflouride.

 B. Specific licenses for source material in quantities $150   $150   greater 
than 50 kg except licenses for storage only  and licenses  for  use  only  of 
source material in  counterweights.

 C. All other specific licenses for source material, $75  $75   except  those 
licenses covered by categories 4A, 4B,  6A, 7A, 7B, 7C, 7D, or 8A.

3. Radioactive Material Other than Special Nuclear Material
   or Source Material:
 A. Specific licenses for possession and use of radio- $2,000  $2,000  active 
material for processing, or manufacturing of  items   containing  radioactive 
material for commercial  distribution that require product safety evaluation.
   B.  Specific  licenses  for  possession  and  use  of   $1,000   $1,000    
radioactive material for processing, or manufacturing   of  items  containing 
radioactive material where no   product  safety  evaluation  is  required  or 
quantities of   radioactive  material  for  commercial  distribution   except 
exempt quantities as defined in rule 74.

 C. Specific licenses for radioactive material  for  $300   $300   industrial 
radiography operations at one location.

 D. Specific licenses or radioactive material  for   $600   $600   industrial 
radiography operations at more than  one location.

 E. Specific licenses for possession in use  of  radio-  $100   $100   active 
material in quantities of less than 10,000   curies  in  sealed  sources  for 
irradiation of materials.

 F. Specific licenses or possession in  use  of  radio-  $200   $200   active 
material in quantities of 10,000  curies  or   more  in  sealed  sources  for 
irradiation of materials.

 G. Specific licenses issued pursuant to rule 107 to $300   $300   distribute 
items containing radioactive material or  quantities of radioactive  material 
to persons generally  licensed under rules 84 to 92 except, specific licenses 
 authorizing  redistribution  of  items  which  have  been   manufactured  or 
imported under a specific license and  licensed by the department, the NRC or 
an agreement state  for distribution  to  persons  generally  licensed  under 
rules  84 to 92.

 H. Specific licenses or possession can use  of  radio-  $250   $250   active 
material for research and development,  except   those  licenses  covered  by 
categories 3A or 3B, and  licenses  covered  by  categories  7B,  7C,  or  7D 
authorizing  medical research.

 I. Non-human use of radium.    $50  $50

 J. All other specific radioactive material licenses $50  $50   except  those 
in categories 4A, 4B, 5A, 6A, 7A, 7B, 7C,  7D, or 8A.

4. Waste Disposal:
 A. Waste disposal licenses  specifically  authorizing  $3,000   $3,000   the 
receipt of waste radioactive material from other  persons for the purpose  of 
commercial disposal by the  waste disposal licensee by land burial.

 B.  Waste disposal licenses specifically authorizing $400  $400  the receipt 
of waste  radioactive  material  from  other   persons  for  the  purpose  of 
commercial disposal by the  waste disposal  licensee  by  transferto  another 
person  authorized to receive such material.

5. Well Logging, Well Surveys and Tracer Studies:
 A. Specific licenses for possession in use  of  radio-  $250   $250   active 
material for well logging, well surveys and  tracer studies.

6. Nuclear Laundries:
 A. Specific licenses for commercial collection and $500   $500   laundry  of 
items contained with radioactive material.

7. Human Use:
 A. Specific licenses for human use of radioactive  $150  $150   material  in 
sealed sources contained in teletherapy  devices.

 B. Specific licenses for human use of radium in sealed $100   $100   sources 
for brachytherapy.

 C. Specific licenses issued to medical institutions for  $200   $200   human 
use of radioactive material, except licenses in  categories 7A or 7B.

 D. Specific licenses issued to physicians  for  human  use  $100   $100   of 
radioactive material, except licenses in categories  7A or 7B.

8. Civil Defense:
 A. Specific licenses for possession  in  use  of  radio-  $35   $35   active 
material for civil defense activities.

9. Particle Accelerators:  7  A. Specific licenses for particle  accelerators 
for $2,000  $2,000  production of radioactive material for transfer to  other 
persons.
   B. Specific  licenses  for  particle  accelerators  for  $1,500   $1,500   
production of radioactive material not to be transferred   to  other  persons 
except for disposal.

 C.  Specific  licenses  for  particle  accelerators  used  $1,000   $1,000   
exclusively for high-energy research (Research and  development).

 D. Specific licenses or particle accelerators used $500   $500   exclusively 
for food processing or materials processing  or control.

 E. Specific licenses for particle accelerators for  $300  $300  human use.

 F. All other specific licenses for particle   $250  $250  accelerators.


          FOOTNOTES

    To Schedule of Radioactive Material License Fees

1  Amendments based on applications filed after the due date  of  the  annual 
license fee reducing the scope  of  a  licensee's  program  or  cancelling  a 
license, will not entitle the licensee to a partial refund of an  annual  fee 
that has been paid by the licensee for the year in which  such  amendment  or 
cancellation occurs.  Applications for amendments increasing the scope  of  a 
program to a higher fee category will  not  be  accepted  for  filing  unless 
accompanied by the prescribed fee less the amount of the currently prescribed 
fee for the activities already licensed.

2  Applications for specific licenses covering more than 1 fee category shall 
be accompanied by the prescribed fee for each category.

3  Payment of the prescribed annual fee  does  not  automatically  renew  the 
license for which the fee is paid.  Renewal applications shall  be  filed  in 
accordance with the requirements of rule 120.  Applications for reissuance of 
licenses that have expired because a timely renewal application was not filed 
shall be accompanied by the prescribed application fee.

4  The annual fee will be waived where an application is filed to cancel  the 
license prior to the due date of the annual fee, and the amount of the annual 
fee will be reduced where an application is filed to  amend  the  license  to 
reduce its scope before the due date of the annual fee.  However,  an  annual 
fee will not be waived or reduced unless the application filed before the due 
date of the  fee  contains  all  the  information  necessary  to  permit  the 
department to complete the requested action.

5  Specific licenses for special nuclear material in quantities sufficient to 
form a critical mass may be obtained only from the  U.S.  Nuclear  Regulatory 
Commission, Washington, D.C.  20545.

6  Such  radioactive  material  includes  accelerator   material,   byproduct 
material, and naturally occurring material.

7  Particle accelerators not capable of  producing  radioactive  material  in 
excess of exempt quantities listed in schedule B of rule  147  and  radiation 
machines excluded from the particle accelerator definition by design and  use 
are exempted  from  licensing  under  this  part.   However,  such  radiation 
machines are subject to registration under  part  4.   Particle  accelerators 
licensed under this part are exempt from registration under part 4.

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


R 325.5145. Payment of fees.
  Rule 145.  (1)  License fee payments shall be  by  check,  draft  or  money 
order payable to the "State of Michigan".
  (2) Fee payments shall be received by the  Michigan  Department  of  Public 
Health, Division of  Radiological  Health,  Licensing  &  Compliance  Control 
Section, 3500 North Logan Street, Lansing, Michigan  48914.
  (3) In any case where the department finds that a licensee  has  failed  to 
pay the applicable annual fee required  in  this  part,  the  department  may 
suspend or revoke the license  or  may  issue  such  order  with  respect  to 
licensed activities as the department determines to be necessary to carry out 
the provisions of these rules and the act.

  [Note: As a result of Executive Orders 1996-1 and  1996-2,  the  authority, 
powers, duties, functions, and  responsibilities  of  the  radiation  machine 
registration, licensing, and  compliance  program  were  transferred  to  the 
Michigan Department of Consumer & Industry Services.  With respect to machine 
sources of ionizing radiation, any correspondence to the Michigan  Department 
of Public Health should now  be  addressed  to  the  Michigan  Department  of 
Consumer & Industry Services, BHS, Radiation Safety Section, P.O. Box  30664, 
Lansing, Michigan 48909.]

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.


    SCHEDULES A TO D


R 325.5147.  Schedule B - Exempt quantities.   Rule 147. See rule 74.

Radionuclide			Microcuries

Antimony 122 (Sb122)		100
Antimony 124 (Sb124)		10
Antimony 125 (Sb125)		10
Arsenic 73 (As73)		100
Arsenic 74 (As74)		10
Arsenic 76 (As76)		10
Arsenic 77 (As77)		100
Barium 131 (Ba131)		10
Barium 133 (Ba133)		10
Barium 140 (Ba140)		10
Bismuth 210 (Bi210)		1
Bromine 82 (Br82)		10
Cadmium 109 (Cd109)		10
Cadmium 115m (Cd115m)		10
Cadmium 115 (Cd115)		100
Calcium 45 (Ca45)		10
Calcium 47 (Ca47)		10
Carbon 14 (C14)			100
Cerium 141 (Ce141)		100
Cerium 143 (Ce143)		100
Cerium 144 (Ce144)		1
Cesium 131 (Cs131)		1,000
Cesium 134m (Cs134m)		100
Cesium 134 (Cs134)		1
Cesium 135 (Cs135)		10
Cesium 136 (Cs136)		10
Cesium 137 (Cs137)		10
Chlorine 36 (C136)		10
Chlorine 38 (Cl38)		10
Chromium 51 (Cr51)		1,000
Cobalt 58m (Co58m)		10
Cobalt 58 (Co58)		10
Cobalt 60 (Co60)	 	1
Copper 64 (Cu64)		100
Dysprosium 165 (Dy165)		10
Dysprosium 166 (Dy166)		100
Erbium 169 (Er 169)		100
Erbium 171 (Er 171)		100
Europium 152 (Eu152) 9.2 h	100
Europium 152 (Eu152) 13 yr. 	1
Europium 154 (Eu154)		1
Europium 155 (Eu155)		10
Fluorine 18 (F18)		1,000
Gadolinium 153 (Gd153)		10
Gadolinium 159 (Gd159)		100
Gallium 72 (Ga72)		10
Germanium 71 (Ge71)		100
Gold 198 (Au198)		100
Gold 199 (Au199)		100
Hafnium 181 (Hf181)		10
Holmium 166 (Ho166)		100
Hydrogen 3 (H3) 		1,000
Indium 113m (In113m)		100
Indium 114m (In114m)		10
Indium 115m (In115m)		100
Indium 115 (In115)		10
Iodine 125 (I125)		1
Iodine 126 (I126)		1
Iodine129 (I129)		0.1
Iodine131 (I131)		1
Iodine132 (I132)		10
Iodine133 (I133)		1
Iodine134 (I134)		10
Iodine135 (I135)		10
Iridium192 (Ir192)		10
Iridium194 (Ir194)		100
Iron 55 (Fe55)			100
Iron 59 (Fe59)			10
Krypton 85 (Kr85)		100
Krypton 87 (Kr87)		10
Lanthanum140 (La140)		10
Lutetium177 (Lu177)		100
Manganese 52 (Mn52)		10
Manganese 54 (Mn54)		10
Manganese 56 (Mn56)		10
Mercury197m (Hg197m)		100
Mercury197 (Hg197)		100
Mercury 203 (Hg203)		10
Molybdenum 99 (Mo99)		100
Neodymium147 (Nd147)		100
Neodymium149 (Nd149)		100
Nickel 59 (Ni59)		100
Nickel 63 (Ni63)		10
Nickel 65 (Ni65)		100
Niobium 93m (Nb93m)		10
Niobium 95 (Nb95)		10
Niobium 97 (Nb97)		10
Osmium185 (Os185)		10
Osmium191m (Os191m)		100
Osmium191 (Os191)		100
Osmium193 (Os193)		100
Palladium103 (Pd103)		100
Palladium109 (Pd109)		100
Phosphorus 32 (P32)		10
Platinum191 (Pt191)		100
Platinum193m (Pt193m)		100
Platinum193 (Pt193)		100
Platinum197m (Pt197m)		100
Platinum197 (Pt197)		100
Polonium 210 (Po210)		0.1
Potassium 42 (K42)		10
Praseodymium142 (Pr142)		100
Praseodymium143 (Pr143)		100
Promethium147 (Pm147)		10
Promethium149 (Pm149)		10
Rhenium186 (Re186)		100
Rhenium188 (Re188)		100
Rhodium103m (Rh103m)		100
Rhodium105 (Rh105)		100
Rubidium 86 (Rb86)		10
Rubidium 87 (Rb87)		10
Ruthenium 97 (Ru97)		100
Ruthenium103 (Ru103)		10
Ruthenium105 (Ru105)		10
Ruthenium106 (Ru106)		1
Samarium151 (Sm151)		10
Samarium153 (Sm153)		100
Scandium 46 (Sc46)		10
Scandium 47 (Sc47)		100
Scandium 48 (Sc48)		10
Selenium 75 (Se75)		10
Silicon 31 (Si31)		100
Silver105 (Ag105)		10
Silver100m (Ag110m)		1
Silver111 (Ag111)		100
Sodium 24 (Na24)		10
Strontium 85 (Sr85)		10
Strontium 89 (Sr89)		1
Strontium 90 (Sr90)		0.1
Strontium 91 (Sr91)		10
Strontium 92 (Sr92)		10
Sulphur 35 (S35)		100
Tantalum182 (Ta182)		10
Technetium 96 (Tc96)		10
Technetium 97m (Tc97m)		100
Technetium 97 (Tc97)		100
Technetium 99m (Tc99m)		100
Technetium 99 (Tc99)		10
Tellurium125m (Te125m)		10
Tellurium127m (Te127m)		10
Tellurium127 (Te127)		100
Tellurium129m (Te129m)		10
Tellurium129 (Te129)		100
Tellurium131m (Te131m)		10
Tellurium132 (Te132)		10
Terbium160 (Tb160)		10
Thallium 200 (Tl200)		100
Thallium 201 (Tl201)		100
Thallium 202 (Tl202)		100
Thallium 204 (Tl204)		10
Thulium170 (Tm170)		10
Thulium171 (Tm171)		10
Tin113 (Sn113)			10
Tin125 (Sn125)			10
Tungsten181 (W181)		10
Tungsten185 (W185)		10
Tungsten187 (W187)		100
Vanadium 48 (V48)		10
Xenon131m (Xe131m)		1,000
Xenon133 (Xe133)		100
Xenon135 (Xe135)		100
Ytterbium175 (Yb175)		100
Yttrium 90 (Y90)		10
Yttrium 91 (Y91)		10
Yttrium 92 (Y92)		100
Yttrium 93 (Y93)		100
Zinc 65 (Zn65)			10
Zinc 69m (Zn69m)		100
Zinc 69 (Zn69)			1,000
Zirconium 93 (Zr93)		10
Zirconium 95 (Zr95)		10
Zirconium 97 (Zr97)		10
Any radionuclide not listed above other than alpha emitting radioactive 
material			0.1

    History:  1954 ACS 85, Eff. Dec. 3, 1975; 1954 ACS 98, Eff. Mar. 9, 1979.