What is the cumulative effective dose limit for a radiation worker who is 30 years old?

The cumulative effective dose limit for a radiation worker is typically calculated using the formula: 10 mSv multiplied by the worker's age in years. Therefore, for a 30-year-old radiation worker, the cumulative effective dose limit would be 10 mSv multiplied by 30, which equals 300 mSv. This standard is established to ensure that radiation workers are not subjected to unreasonable health risks over time as they accumulate exposure to ionizing radiation. The cumulative limit takes into account the potential long-term effects of radiation exposure and is a crucial aspect of radiation safety protocols in medical and industrial settings.