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Military
(71893 entries)
contaminated area limit
Line determined by the competent authority, setting the boundaries of an area contaminated at a given rate.
contaminating abrasives
Materials used to degrade precision parts of mechanisms
contaminating agent
Biological or chemical agent or radioactive substances whose persistency or life cycle constitutes a hazard lasting several hours up to several weeks.
contamination
contam
contamination
The deposit, absorption or adsorption of radioactive material or of biological or liquid chemical agents on or by structures, areas, personnel or objects.
contamination control
Procedures to avoid, reduce, remove or render harmless, temporarily or permanently, nuclear, biological and chemical contamination for the purpose of maintaining or enhancing the operational capability of units.
contamination control area
In collective NRBC protection systems, area located before the area free of toxic substances, where the personnel can take their contaminated individual protection equipment on and off, with limited risks, and where equipment and supplies can be decontaminated. It comprises the airlock
s
, the vapor danger area, the NRBC garbs and the liquid danger area.
contamination control area
In collective chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear protection, an area before the toxic free area in which personnel can remove and don contaminated individual protective equipment with reduced risk, and where equipment and supplies can be decontaminated
CCL
contamination control line
contamination control line
A line established by competent authority identifying the area contaminated to a specific level of the contaminant of interest.
contamination control line
A line established by a competent authority identifying the area contaminated to a specific level of the relevant contaminant
CCP
contamination control point
contamination control point
That point at the edge of a contaminated area used by personnel to control entry to, and exit from, the contaminated area.
CDE
contamination-decontamination experiment
CEF
contemporary evaluation form
Contemporary Life Cycle Development
CLCD
Content Indicator Codes
CIC
CONTEXT
Conferencing and Text Manipulation System
contingency
contg
continent
cont
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