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Briones, A., Raskin, L. (2003). Diversity and dynamics of microbial communities in engineered environments and their implications for process stability. Current Opinions in Biotechnology, 14, 270-276. 

Aiello, L., and Micarelli, A. Knowledge Engineering Environments and Intelligent Tutors. Invited paper in MIPRO-88 11 Professional-Scientific Meeting, New Generation of Computers Symposia, Rijeka, Yugoslavia, 1988 and in ISCIS III, the Third International Symposium on Computer and Information Sciences, Izmir, Turkey, 1988. 

Safety Training Need to be updated with the online company data The safety training module need to be integrated within plant enterprise engineering environment and to have access to sample plant design and operation actual and simulation data. 

Site characterization studies include a surface-based testing program, potential environmental impact, and societal aspects of the repository. Performance assessment considers both the engineered barriers and the geologic environment. Among features being studied are the normal water flow, some release of carbon-14, and abnormal events such as volcanic activity and human intmsion. The expected date for operation of the repository is 2013. 

Early ia the development of chemical reaction engineering, reactants and products were treated as existing ia single homogeneous phases or several discrete phases. The technology has evolved iato viewing reactants and products as residing ia interdependent environments, a most important factor for multiphase reactors which are the most common types encountered. 

QRA practitioners can use to satisfy some QRA objectives. Also, the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) has sponsored a project to expand and improve the quality of component failure data for chemical industry use. And many process facilities have considerable equipment operating experience in maintenance files, operating logs, and the minds of operators and maintenance personnel. These data can be collected and combined with industrywide data to help achieve reasonable QRA objectives. However, care must be exercised to select data most representative of your specific system from the wide range available from various sources. Even data from your own plant may have to be modified (sometimes by a factor of 10 or more) to reflect your plant s current operating environment and maintenance practices. 

DFA is one of the main tools and techniques prescribed by the PIM process. Other tools and techniques currently specified include QFD, FMEA and DOE. Significant benefits have been obtained through the use of the tools and techniques in a team-based concurrent engineering environment. They inject method, objectivity... 

Haque, B. and Pawar, K. S. 1998 Development of a Methodology and Tool for Analysing New Product Design and Development in a Concurrent Engineering Environment. In Proceedings EDC 98, Bury St Edmunds Professional Engineering Publishing, 669-677... 

One major ehange in the standard is the requirement of a hazard-assessment proeedure as outlined in 29 CER 1910.132 (d). This requirement is meant to ensure that employers make themselves aware of hazards in their work environment. After analyzing hazards and deeid-ing that engineering eontrols and management praetiees are not feasible to proteet employees, the employer should seleet and ensure that eaeh aflfeeted employee uses the proper types of PPE appropriate for the identified hazard. 

The most common predictive technique which is used to analyze facilities which contain new equipment or processes, or where there is an unusually high risk to personnel or the environment is the Hazard and Operability technique or HAZOP. A HAZOP study requires a team of five to ten multi-discipline personnel consisting of representatives from engineering, operations, and health, safety, and environmental staff. The... 

The corrosion of metals invariably involves some kind of interaction between a metal and its environment, and in many cases the corrosion (location, form and rate) is significantly affected or even caused by some structural feature of the metal. It is essential, therefore, for the corrosion engineer to have some appreciation of the structure of metals, and an elementary survey is provided in this section which provides a basis for an account of metal structure in relation to corrosion that is the subject of Section 1.3. 

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