Acceptance Stage

The corrective action requirements fail to stipulate when corrective action should be taken except to say that they shall be to a degree appropriate to the risks encountered. There is no compulsion for the supplier to correct nonconformities before repeat production or shipment of subsequent product. However, immediate correction is not always practical. You should base the timing of your corrective action on the severity of the nonconformities. All nonconformities are costly to the business, but correction also adds to the cost and should be matched to the benefits it will accrue (see later under Risks). Any action taken to eliminate a nonconformity before the customer receives the product or service could be considered a preventive action. By this definition, final inspection is a preventive action because it should prevent the supply of nonconforming product to the customer. However, an error becomes a nonconformity when detected at any acceptance stage in the process, as indicated in clause 4.12 of the standard. Therefore an action taken to eliminate a potential nonconformity prior to an acceptance stage is a preventive action. This rules out any inspection stages as being preventive action measures - they are detection measures only. 

Quality The completion acceptance stage Construction Health and epidemic prevention and occupational disease prevention and control of management and effect Safety check Hidden dangers rectification of Management improvement Civilization construction effect Safety accidents and bad social influence Design drawings and/or disclosure came... 

Safety risk acceptance is implemented incrementally starting with hazard and risk reduction. The acceptance stages which coincide with the major programme reviews, comprise the acceptance of ... 

As can be seen, each acceptance stage builds on the completion of the previous acceptance stages. Acceptance only remains valid if the... 

Ideally, the K value for the light key component in the phase separation should be greater than 10, and at the same time, the K value for the heavy key should be less than 0.1. Having such circumstances leads to a good separation in a single stage. However, use of phase separators might still be effective in the flowsheet if the K values for the key components are not so extreme. Under such circumstances a more crude separation must be accepted. 

Although direct coupling of a camera to a scintillator can give acceptable results one of its major drawback is the degradation of the quantum noise mainly related to the low transmission of the optics. The following schematics summarizes the particles flux (photons and electrons) across the different stages of the detector ... 

At this stage the fonnulated Galerkin-weighted residual Equation (2.52) contains second-order derivatives. Therefore elements cannot generate an acceptable solution for this equation (using C elements the first derivative of... 

Provision ofHve foods is currently necessary for the early stages of many aquaculture species because acceptable prepared feeds have yet to be developed. Algae is routinely cultured for the early stages of moUuscs produced in hatcheries. Once the moUuscs are placed in growout areas, natural productivity is depended upon to provide the algae upon which the shellfish feed. 

Conventional filtration theory has been challenged a two-phase theory has been appHed to filtration and used to explain the deviations from paraboHc behavior in the initial stages of the filtration process (10). This new theory incorporates the medium as an integral part of the process and shows that the interaction of the cake particles with the medium controls filterabiHty. It defines a cake-septum permeabiHty which then appears in the slope of the conventional plots instead of the cake resistance. This theory, which merely represents a new way of interpreting test data rather than a new method of siting or scaling filters, is not yet accepted by the engineering community. 

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