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Exploration includes things captured by terms such as search, variation, risk taking, experimentation, flexibility, discovery, and innovation. Exploitation includes such things as refinement, choice, production, efficiency, selection, implementation, and execution."... [Pg.77]

Noting from the product technical brochures, there is significant commercial interest in manufacturing multicomponent copolymers as indicated by BASF, Bayer, etc. Alphamethyl-styrene (AMS) is used as the primary monomer choice. Products that offer higher heat resistance compared with styrene-acrylonitrile (SAN) copolymer can be made by copolymerization of AMS with AN, thereby circumventing the... [Pg.300]

The primary flavoring issue is flavor loss (function of flavor formulation, solvent choice, product composition, and temperature). However, it is well known that methyl anthranilate (grape flavor) will undergo browning during manufacture, the product may be cloudy (wrong solvent [17] or too much solvent), oxidation may occur (particularly troublesome for citrus flavored candies), or the product may be tainted by the environment. [Pg.407]

A wide range of protective coatings may be applied, as indicated in Chapter 8. In practice, care must be taken in the choice, production and utilization of such coatings in order to avoid localized damage followed by intense attack on the substrate (section 10.4). [Pg.536]

By-product identification Mechanism Equipment choice Product isolation Materials handling Operator safety Product liability... [Pg.33]

Since process design starts with the reactor, the first decisions are those which lead to the choice of reactor. These decisions are among the most important in the whole design. Good reactor performance is of paramount importance in determining the economic viability of the overall design and fundamentally important to the environmental impact of the process. In addition to the desired products, reactors produce unwanted byproducts. These unwanted byproducts create environmental problems. As we shall discuss later in Chap. 10, the best solution to environmental problems is not elaborate treatment methods but not to produce waste in the first place. [Pg.15]

The secondary reactions are parallel with respect to ethylene oxide but series with respect to monoethanolamine. Monoethanolamine is more valuable than both the di- and triethanolamine. As a first step in the flowsheet synthesis, make an initial choice of reactor which will maximize the production of monoethanolamine relative to di- and triethanolamine. [Pg.50]

Another important class of dryer is the fluidized-bed dryers. Some designs combine spray and fluidized-bed dryers. Choice between dryers is usually based on practicalities such as the materials handling characteristics, product decomposition, product physical form (e.g., if a porous granular material is required), etc. Also, dryer efficiency can be used to compare the performance of different dryer designs. This is usually defined as follows -. [Pg.91]

Fuel switch. The choice of fuel used in furnaces and steam boilers has a major effect on the gaseous utility waste from products of combustion. For example, a switch from coal to natural gas in a steam boiler can lead to a reduction in carbon dioxide emissions of typically 40 percent for the same heat released. This results from the lower carbon content of natural gas. In addition, it is likely that a switch from coal to natural gas also will lead to a considerable reduction in both SO, and NO, emissions, as we shall discuss later. [Pg.293]

The choice between X-ray fluorescence and the two other methods will be guided by the concentration levels and by the duration of the analytical procedure X-ray fluorescence is usually less sensitive than atomic absorption, but, at least for petroleum products, it requires less preparation after obtaining the calibration curve. Table 2.4 shows the detectable limits and accuracies of the three methods given above for the most commonly analyzed metals in petroleum products. For atomic absorption and plasma, the figures are given for analysis in an organic medium without mineralization. [Pg.38]

In the future, European and worldwide refining should evolve toward the production of relatively high cetane number diesel fuels either by more or less deeper hydrotreating or by judicious choice of base stocks. However, it is not planned to achieve levels of 60 for the near future as sometimes required by the automotive manufacturers. [Pg.266]

A detailed study of the properties of the potential products is of prime technical and economic importance, because it allows the refiner to have a choice in selecting feedstocks for his different units for separation, transformation and conversion, to set their operating conditions, in order to satisfy the needs of the marketplace in the best ways possible. [Pg.315]

The choice of drilling fluid has a major impact on the evaluation and" production of a well. Later in this section, we will investigate the interaction between drilling fluids, logging operations and the potential damage to well productivity caused by mud invasion into the formation. [Pg.40]

The non-hydrocarbon components of crude oil may be small in volume percent, typically less than 1 %, but their influence on the product quality and the processing requirements can be considerable. It is therefore important to identify the presence of these components as early as possible, and certainly before the field development planning stage, to enable the appropriate choice of processing facilities and materials of construction to be made. [Pg.93]

The Difficult Choice of Liquid Penetrant Range of Products. [Pg.621]

This paper describes the result obtained in a study of AFCEN (French Society for Design and Construction Rules for Nuclear Island Components) in order to characterize dye penetrant product family, based on experimental test methods of french standards NFA 09.520 and NFA 09.521. In particular, sensitivity tests have been carried out on artificial defects, and correlated with tests on real defects. Some tests on penetrant washability have also been performed. The results obtained with these three series of tests show that the choiee of a dye penetrant product family is not without influency on results obtained, and that is not so simple to make the good choice which could, in certain cases, be the less bad compromise. [Pg.621]

The use of these techniques is an important element of industrial policy since they contribute to the creation of a business friendly regulatory environment allowing the combination of measures taken for internal organisational reasons and obligations of certification without lowering the level of safety to be achieved. Wlienever possible a choice between product control and quality assurance procedures is offered to manufacturers. [Pg.939]

Consequently, Eqs. (43) and (59) are identical, for applications in a 3D parameter space, except that the vector product in the former is expressed as a commutator in the latter. Both are computed as diagonal elements of combinations of strictly off-diagonal operators and both give gauge independent results. Equally, however, both are subject to the limitations with respect to the choice of surface for the final integration that are discussed in the sentence following Eq. (43). [Pg.17]

In many applications, x and q will not necessarily be coordinates of particles but other degrees of freedom of the system under consideration. Typically however, a proper choice of the coordinate system allows the initial quantum state to be approximated by a product state (cf. [11], IIb) ... [Pg.381]


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