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One of the characteristics of line 14 is that it allows the movement of non-equipped trains with a driver and equipped trains with or without a driver allowing for automatic driving. In the case of equipped trains, there are two operating modes manual steering and automatic integrated driving. 

Boiler feed water pretreatment systems have advanced to such an extent that it is now possible to provide boilers with ultrapure water. However, this degree of purification requires the use of elaborate pretreatment systems. The capital expenditures for such pretreatment equipment trains can be considerable and are often not justified when balanced against the capabiUty of internal treatment. 

A number of coupling options exist with motor drivers. The main gear is often equipped with a simple shoulder bearing, does not have thrust collars, and is connected to the compressor train with a solid coupling. Other manufacturers opt to use flexible couplings and conventional thrust bearings. 

Even without the current outsourcing trends, it has always been difficult for service companies to find sufficient numbers of well-trained, experienced, and motivated field representatives. This is because the range of water treatment problems and potential solutions are very wide and the business involves the marketing of many different types of chemicals and equipment, coupled with consulting work and innovative trouble shooting. 

The objective of the training is not mastery of all the skills, but to equip them with the confidence to begin the relationship, the insight to recognize how it should be managed and the tools to identify where the relationship is being least effective and most importantly, how to take appropriate action. 

Attain knowledge of problems that can potentially occur in mentoring relationships and programs. Training should equip them with appropriate resolution strategies so that problems do not escalate but can be managed positively. 

Commitment requires ongoing commitment and attention, including personnel training and equipment maintenance. If the community fire department is used, there must be ongoing dialog and training with the fire department on the chemicals and hazards associated with the facility. 

Mounting pads shall be provided for the pump and all drive train components, such as motors and gears. The pads shall be larger than the foot of the mounted equipment to allow levelling of the baseplate without removal of the equipment. The pads shall be fully machined flat and parallel. Corresponding surfaces shall be in the same plane within 150 p,m/m (0,002 in/ft) of distance between the pads. If specified, this requirement shall be demonstrated in the pump vendor s shop prior to mounting of the equipment and with the baseplate supported and clamped at the foundation bolt holes only. 

Personnel who may be called upon to use such devices risk bodily harm. Consequently, they should be properly trained in the use of plugging equipment, provided with proper personal protective gear, and trained in its use. 

Minimally, all hospital personnel (e.g., nurses, physicians, security, and triage) who have a designated role in a HAZMAT response must be trained to the first responder awareness level (Levitin Siegelson, 2002). Staff must be comfortable with knowing how to locate and use personal protective equipment and with the decontamination process (see chapter 26, Mass Casualty Decontamination, for further discussion). 

Evaluation of economies of scale is part of the detailed process design. The size of equipment and the use of multiple equipment trains is evaluated with respect to product cost, market demands, batch size and scale-up risk. 

On scale, cleaning equipment demands thought and time. Since not all internal surfaces can be reached by a cleaning brush, residues are usually dissolved with an appropriate solvent. It may be necessary to reflux the solvent throughout the system and collect some distillate to ensure that solvent contacts all surfaces of the equipment train. Particularly important are the dead legs, process lines that may contain volumes of liquid that are difficult to displace. (Often dead legs are found... 

These problems may be minimized by careful planning, equipping and training with the... 

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