Abstract
This paper describes the lessons learned after 131I(iodine-131) contamination at Korean nuclear power plnats during the refueling period, including whole body counting measurement systems, the estimation of intake, and the calculation of committed effective dose. In particular, various internal dose calculations and computer programs were applied with the revised biokinetic models and a new dosimetric model for the human respiratory tract of ICRP. Finally, the estimated intake and committed effective dose were reviewed and intercompared based on the intake retention fraction of the ICRP.
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