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Today, TCP made from o-cresol-free feedstock is still used in vinyl composites for clear agricultural film applications (greenhouses) in Asia. Cresyl diphenyl phosphate is widely used in Europe and Asia because of its high efficiency and very low cost. For most U.S. vinyl markets, however, it is not considered, because of lingering toxicity concerns. However, modern cresyl phosphates, largely free of the o-cresyl isomer, are not serious neurotoxins, and are seen in applications as flame-retarded, low-foaming hydraulic fluids in power generating stations. [Pg.289]

But for power station applications, the thermal efficiency is not the only measure of the performance of a plant. While a new type of plant may involve some reduction in running costs due to improved thermal efficiency, it may also involve additional capital costs. The cost of electricity produced is the crucial criterion within the overall economics, and this depends not only on the thermal efficiency and capital costs, but also on the price of fuel, operational and maintenance costs, and the taxes imposed. Yet another factor, which has recently become important, is the production by gas turbine plants of greenhouse gases (mainly carbon dioxide) which contribute to global warming. Many countries are now considering the imposition of a special tax on the amount of CO2 produced by a power plant, and this may adversely affect the economics. So consideration of a new plant in future will involve not only the factors listed above but also the amount of CO2 produced per unit of electricity together with the extra taxes that may have to be paid. [Pg.131]

Direct geothermal energy is used for space heating of homes, greenhouses, livestock barns, and fish-farm ponds. As well, it is employed as a heat source in some industrial processes, such as paper production in New Zealand and diying diatomite in Iceland. Since the industrial applications usually require high-... [Pg.576]

The conventional fuels used for transit applications include gasoline, diesel fuel, and electricity. Alternatives to these fuels have been sought to reduce energy consumption, pollutant emissions, greenhouse gas emissions, and use of imported fuels. The conventional fuels for internal-combustion engines are the most energy-dense fuels petroleum and diesel fuel. [Pg.766]

The concentration of a- and P-endosulfan in the urine of a pest control worker who wore protective equipment peaked at 0.2 days (approximately 5 hours) after completing a 25-minute application of endosulfan in a greenhouse, declined to control levels by about 1.5 days postexposure, and remained at levels comparable to controls until the end of sampling at 3-days postexposure (Arrebola et al. 1999). Assuming first-order elimination, the urinary elimination half-Ufe was estimated to be 0.94 days for a-endosulfan and 1.16 days for p-endosulfan no endosulfan metabolite was detected in any urine sample. [Pg.133]

Endosulfan is a popular pesticide with greenhouse chrysanthemum producers. Surveys of usage patterns and potential exposure were conducted in Ontario (Archibald et al. 1994b). Collection and analysis of a-and P-endosulfan and endosulfan sulfate in greenhouse air have been described (Vidal et al. 1997). Results indicate that 7.5% of the initial concentration of endosulfan remained in the greenhouse atmosphere 24 hours after application. [Pg.237]

Chianese, D. C., Rotz, C. A., and Richard, T. L. (2009a). Whole-farm greenhouse gas emissions A review with application to a Pennsylvania dairy farm. Appl. Eng. Agric. 25, 431-442. [Pg.81]

Schnitzer, H., Brunner, C., and Gwehenberger, G. (2007). Minimizing greenhouse gas emissions through the application of solar thermal energy in industrial processes. /. Cleaner Prod. 15,1271-1286. [Pg.86]

The third approach for estimating risk from field data is the use of Monte Carlo simulation. This has been done in this study for the greenhouse mixer/loader/applicators,5 where the model that describes the relationship between the input variables is expressed by the following equation ... [Pg.42]


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