Catering equipment

Personal eye-protection - Optical test methods. Partially superseded BS 2092 1987 Personal eye-protection - Non-optical test methods. Partially superseded BS 2092 1987 AMD 1 Personal protection - Equipment for eye and face protection during welding and allied processes (AMD 9902) dated January 1998. Superseded BS 1542 1982 AMD 3 Gas heated catering equipment. Safety requirements (AMD 10573J dated December 1999. Superseded BS 5314... 

These ideas, interestingly described by Goldratt and Cox, provide flexible production and cater for customer requirements. They have become known as just in time (JIT) manufacture, but are often overlooked by many that think that investment in computer-controlled equipment is the only way to go. The concept, simplify before you automate, can provide significant improvements in production and can point the way to later advanced manufacturing where ... 

In designing the asset register format for the specific location items such as manufacturer/supplier, purchase price and date, order no., cost code, function, parts/spares, guidance note reference and insurance inspections should be catered for. While carrying out the survey for the asset register, all the information found on plant and equipment nameplates should be recorded as, during their life, these tend to be lost or painted over. 

Plant and equipment that require a service on completion of a certain specified period of hours may, through experience, be catered for on a fixed frequency basis. If employed, this method avoids the need to record running hours (or, in the case of transport, mileage) on a daily or weekly basis to schedule the relevant planned maintenance. If it is essential that the maintenance of the plant and equipment be carried out on the completion of a certain number of operating hours or mileage, then this must be allowed for in the allocated work hours of the relevant trade group. 

This input to design refers to the long-term stability of the raw material sources for the plant. It is only of importance where the raw materials can or do contain impurities which can have profound effects on the corrosivity of the process. Just as the design should cater not only for the norm of operation but for the extremes, so it is pertinent to question the assumptions made about raw material purity. Crude oil (where HjS, mercaptan sulphur and napthenic acid contents determine the corrosivity of the distillation process) and phosphate rock (chloride, silica and fluoride determine the corrosivity of phosphoric acid) are very pertinent examples. Thus, crude-oil units intended to process low-sulphur crudes , and therefore designed on a basis of carbon-steel equipment, experience serious corrosion problems when only higher sulphur crudes are economically available and must be processed. 

Theory An Autoanalyzer serves as the most versatile and important instrument in a well-equipped clinical laboratory that caters for the rapid screening of serum levels for upto forty (40) important chemical substances in the field of diagnostic medicine. These autoanalyzers may be either Single Channel i.e., performing only one determination on each sample or Multichannel i.e., carrying out several different determinations on each sample. 

There were probably no better-equipped forces in respect of anti-gas defence than those of the United Kingdom in the late 1930s. Britain had emerged from the First World War with a primitive respirator and basic techniques for gas-proofing dugouts, and little else. At the end of the 1930s, superior-quality anti-gas equipment was available to the armed forces to cater for all known hazards and a cheap, but efficient, respirator had also been developed for the civilian population.48 However, as far as offensive capabilities were concerned, investment had been limited and production had been minimal in terms of agents and weapons due to political unease and uncertainties. By 1938 the international situation was such that offensive research and development and the production of war reserve stocks of mustard gas were authorised by the British Cabinet, albeit that it was realised that a useful production output could not be obtained for at least 12-18 months. 

Equipment for the catering trade, particularly for bars, also offers opportunities for electroplated plastics items such as display heads for beer pumps may be made by combining electroplating with painted surfaces drip trays for glasses are moulded from plastics and finished with nickel-chromium to enhance their resistance to abrasion and for convenience in cleaning. 

The pressurisation process is carried out in two parts, the first part when the equipment is ready to be energised and the second part to cater for the running and shutdown of the equipment. 

LFDs can be as sensitive as ELISA. They are qualitative in nature and easy to use, and thus do not require trained personnel. An additional advantage of LFDs is that their use does not require complex instrumentation, which makes them suitable for use in the field, such as at industrial equipment and catering installations. However, they are not designed for high-throughput screening. 

The high moisture content of landfill gas and the presence of trace corrosive gases requires that the collected gas should be pre-treated before combustion in a gas engine. Dewatering equipment often takes the form of expansion chambers where the gas is allowed to cool and for the moisture to condense. It will also be important for gas collection pipes to be installed to ensure that condensed moisture in the pipeline is not allowed to restrict gas flows and that suitable collection facilities (known as water knockout pots) are placed at low points within the pipeline. Most gas collection systems are designed to cater for the production of approximately 3 litres of condensate per 1(X) cubic metres of gas. 

Drilled shafts, which are also known as drilled piers, or more commonly referred to as bored piles in Malaysia, have been found to be suitable in urban areas not only because of environment requirements but also to cater for the deep weathered formation. For heavier loads and larger diameters drilled shaft (up to 1.5 m), equipments have been developed to core suitable depths in underlying rock formations to form the pile socket (Ting et al. 2004). Hand dug caissons are sometimes used in steep terrain with limited space. 

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These composite relief devices introduce a hazard that must be catered for. A small leak, as through a pinhole in the disc, can raise the pressure between the disc and the valve to the normal operating level of the equipment being protected. The disc then will not rupture until the process pressure exceeds the pressure between the disc and the valve, not the atmospheric pressure, by an amount equal to the set point of the disc. This could result in catastrophic failure. Any gas that accumulates in the space between the two safety elements must be removed to prevent this. 

The most frequently employed form of contract is based on item prices for erection of equipment, and the structure of unit rates for fabrication and construction of bulk items. This provides flexibility for calculating contract price adjustments to cater for quantity changes, and for a cost breakdown which facilitates price negotiation in the event of other changes. 

Reactor auxiliary building is located very near to the RB to avoid long piping lengths. A separate control building has been provided as a common facility. However, the control room and control equipment rooms in this building are so laid out as to cater... 

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