Applicable Design References

General Criteria for Design of Civil Structures (N4-50-D702) 

Civil Design Branch report, Dynamic Earthquake Analysis of Secondary Containment Structure and Response Spectra for the Attached Equipment - Bellefonte Nuclear Plant (1972) (Revised 1985) 

ACl 315-65- Manual of Standard Practice of Detailing Reinforced Concrete Structures 

ACI 318-71- Building Code Requirements for Reinforced Concrete ACI 347-68- Recommended Practiee for Concrete Formwork ACI 305-72- Recommended Practice for Hot Weather Concreting ACI 211.1-70 - Recommended Practice for Selecting Proportions for Concrete 

ACI 6114-73- Recommended Practice for Measuring, Mixing, and Placing Concrete 

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As with any power equipment, gas turbines require a program of planned inspections with repair or replacement of damaged components. A properly designed and conducted inspection and preventive maintenance program can do much to increase the availability of gas turbines and reduce unscheduled maintenance. Inspections and preventive maintenance can be expensive, but not as costly as forced shutdowns. Nearly all manufacturers emphasize and describe preventive maintenance procedures to ensure the reliability of their machinery, and any maintenance program should be based on manufacturer s recommendations. Inspection and preventive maintenance procedures can be tailored to individual equipment application with references such as the manufacturer s instruction book, the operator s manual, and the preventive maintenance checklist. 

API has developed specifications for V belting in oil-field power transmission applications [12]. Reference 12 is used to carry out detailed design calculations. Although this is an API publication, the specifications contained are consistent with specifications of other industrial groups. The basic calculation techniques above have been carried out for the stock V belts available. These data are tabulated in the API publication to simplify the design effect for V-belt power transmission systems. 

It turns out that MR CISD represents again the most suitable source of the required higher-order clusters. Carefully chosen small reference space MR CISD involves a very small, yet representative, subset of such cluster amplitudes. Moreover, in this way we can also overcome the eventual intruder state problems by including such states in MR CISD, while excluding them from CMS SU CCSD. In other words, while we may have to exclude some references from Ado in order to avoid intruders, we can safely include them in the MR CISD model space Adi. In fact, we can even choose the CMS for Adi. Thus, designating the dimensions of Ado and Adi spaces by M and N, respectively, we refer to the ec SU CCSD method employing an NR-CISD as the external source by the acronym N, M)-CCSD. Thus, with this notation, we have that (N, 1)-CCSD = NR-RMR CCSD and (0, M)-CCSD = MR SU CCSD. Also, (0,1)-CCSD = SR CCSD. For details of this procedure and its applications we refer the reader to Refs. [63,64,71]. 

Process synthesis by superstructure optimization consists of the identification of the best flowsheet from a superstructure that considers many possible alternatives, including the optimal one. A substantial advantage is that integration and design features may be considered simultaneously. At today s level of software technology the superstructure optimization is still an emerging technique. However, notable success has been achieved in numerous applications. The reference in this field is the book of Biegler et al. [6]. 

Application task Refers to the objectives the user is employing the product to accomplish. Human-centered design Human-centered design refers to a philosophy of human-machine system design that places the focus of the design process on the needs of the human who uses the system... 

A combined license application can reference an early site permit, a standard design certification, both, or neither. If an application does not reference an early site permit and/or a standard design certification, the applicant must provide an equivalent level of information in the combined license application. 

The first of these applications, power production, may be further classified according to three specific functions central-station power, package power, and mobile power. Central-station-power applications of nuclear reactors refers to the production of power for large municipal or industrial areas. Package-power applications, however, refer to power production for limited facilities. In this classification, one might include power plants for areas in unusual climatic conditions, advanced bases, or small, isolated establishments. The application of nuclear reactors to power mobile units can conceivably include any device which is designed for terrestrial operation or, for that matter, space craft as well. The possibilities in this area of application are as yet hardly known. 

There are obvious tradeoffs that must be made in controlling the various heat-transfer mechanisms. Figure 5.167 illustrates the contribution to total conductivity of each mechanism at three different temperatures. The most efficient insulation design, both thermally and economically, will vary depending on the application conditions. References 1 and 2 are basic texts on heat transfer for further study. 

Duderstadt, J. J. and L. J. Hamilton. 1976. Nuclear Reactor Analysis. New Yoik John Wiley Sons. Designed for the nuclear engineering student, this book provides the basic scientific principles of nuclear fission chain reactions and applications in nuclear reactor design. References and problems are included at the end of each chapter along with appendices, which include selected nuclear data, selected mathanatical formulas, and nuclear power reactor data. 

What APS and MES do for the factory, a warehouse management system will do for the distribution center or warehouse. More sophisticated operations require specialized applications designed to their needs. WMS applications fill this gap. On the outbound side, it is particularly important in coordinating shipments with customers — a process referred to as fulfillment. 

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