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The pass/fail criteria of BS 5852 Part 2 have been altered for certain materials to exclude clauses limiting the extent of penetration of flaming or smouldering combustion. A maximum mass loss criteria is introduced for PU foam and is essentially a means of distinguishing between combustion modified and other types of PU foam. In practice, combustion modified PU foam is likely to improve the burning behaviour of upholstered furniture. Although it is arguable that the... 

Raw material usages per ton of carbon disulfide are approximately 310 m of methane, or equivalent volume of other hydrocarbon gas, and 0.86—0.92 ton of sulfur (87,88), which includes typical Claus sulfur recovery efficiency. Fuel usage, as natural gas, is about 180 m /ton carbon disulfide excluding the fuel gas assist for the incinerator or flare. The process is a net generator of steam the amount depends on process design considerations. 

The requirement does not cross refer to clause 4.16 on Quality records, clearly indicating that there is no requirement in this clause for problems to be recorded, as other clauses such as 4.10, 4.13, and 4.14 cover this. However, these clauses only relate to problems in not meeting the specified requirements and therefore may exclude types of problems not governed by specified requirements. So having identified the responsibilities of these personnel there may be no compulsion to provide a means for such problems to be documented, resolved, and prevented from recurrence. 

Measures or trade practices relating to prices, margins and discounts which were in regular use by a significant proportion of the pharmaceutical industry on 1 January 1993 are outside the scope of the Code (see Clause 1.2) and are excluded from the provisions of this clause. Other trade practices are subject to the Code. The terms prices, margins and discounts are primarily financial terms. 

This model was developed for companies already holding ISO 9002 registration/certihcation and intending to immediately comply with the changes recommended in international standard ISO 9001 2000. Model-3 represents the revision of the ISO 9002 quality manual in accordance with the applicable clauses of the ISO 9001 2000 standard. Sub-clause 7.3 of design and/or development is excluded from the Model-2 quality manual. 

The International ISO 9000 1994 series of standards has been established and is based on the British Standard 5750 1987 series, European Standard EN 29000 1987 series, and International Standard ISO 9000 1987 series. The third edition of ISO 9001 cancels and replaces the second edition (ISO 9000 1994) together with ISO 9002 1994 and ISO 9003 1994. It constitutes a revision of these documents. Those organizations that have used ISO 9002 1994 and ISO 9003 1994 in the past may use this revised international standard by excluding certain requirements in accordance with Clause 1.2 of ISO 9001 2000. It should be noted that where the exclusives in sub-clause 1.2 of ISO/EDIS 9001 2000 are exceeded, conformity to ISO/EDIS 9001 2000 shall not be cleared. All requirements of the revised standard are generic and are applicable to all organizations, regardless of type, size, and products offered. If any requirements of this international standard cannot be applied due to the nature of an organization, its products can be considered for exclusion. 

Only those requirements in clause 7 of ISO 9001 2000 pertaining to the difference between modules E, D, and H may be excluded while retaining the presumption of conformity. Refer to Table 1. 

The third edition of ISO 9001 cancels and replaces the second edition of ISO 9001 1994 together with ISO 9002 1994 and ISO 9003 1994. Those organizations that have used ISO 9002 1994 and ISO 9003 1994 in the past may use this revised international standard by excluding certain requirements in accordance with clause 1.2. 

The international standard ISO 9001 2000 specifies quality system requirements for use where a contract between the company and customers requires the demonstration of capability to produce and supply the product in compliance with the applicable regulatory requirements. The sub-clause 7.3, design and/or development, is excluded. 

In Clause (A), the byproduct material defined in Section 11(e)(2) of AEA (1954) essentially is uranium or thorium mill tailings. LLRWPAA contains a similar definition, except transuranic waste is not excluded. Thus, the two laws differ in regard to whether transuranic waste is distinct from low-level waste. 

To minimize the risk of ignition by particles generated by frictional effects or impacts, all modem standards for explosion protected electrical equipment restrict the content of aluminium, magnesium and titanium as enclosure materials to a level considered as totally excluding the risk of ignition (e.g. clause 8 in IEG 60079-0 and EN 50014). 

The provisions of Clause 18.2 apply to the provision of competition prizes. Prizes of a higher value than would ordinarily be acceptable for a promotional aid are acceptable where the competition is a serious one and the prizes are few in number, relevant to the potential recipient s work and not out of proportion to the skill required in the competition. The maximum acceptable cost to the donor of a prize in a promotional competition is 100, excluding VAT. 

The Verilog and VHDL synchronous subsets that we consider refer to the second modeling option. As a consequence, these subsets exclude the synchronization primitives that would introduce state changes independent of a clock edge the wait for and after clauses of VHDL, and the wait and " " of Verilog, must be forbidden. 

The benzene molecule is a hybrid of Kekule and Dewar structures shown in B and C, Fig. 91. Since the molecule is planar, Ladenburg s prism formula is excluded. The Claus and the centric formulae (see p. 802) can be formed from the Kekule and Dewar structures and are not what are called canonical structures . ... 

Today workers compensation laws cover about 90% of aU wage and salary employees. Some laws exclude certain categories of workers from protection. The exceptions vary among the different state and federal laws. Most common exceptions are domestic servants, casual (short-term, temporary) laborers, agricultural or seasonal farm laborers, volunteer workers, and workers covered by other laws (railroad and maritime workers). The laws exclude most professional athletes because they often have injury compensation clauses in their contracts. In many states, employers with fewer than two to five employees are also exempt. Under most laws, employers may elect to cover excluded employees voluntarily. In some states, exempted workers must agree with an employer who elects coverage voluntarily. 

The crystallinity of the material is also dependent on the natiure of the trivalent metal ion present in the network. C0-AI-CO3-HT are more oystalline in comparison with Fe and Cr containing samples. In the case of C0- -CO3-HT, preparation by sequential precipitation yielded amorphous material whereas preparation under low supersaturation resulted in a better oystalline material. In our Co-Fe containing samples, it is not completely possible to exclude the presence of hexagonal Co(OH)2 prepared under sequential precipitation. These results indicated that presence of Arfavours the formation of crystalline HTlc phase which is in accordance with the results observed by Clause et al ftn nickel containing hydrotalcites [7]. TEM results showed spherical to hexagonal platelets of thin and wide nature characteristic of these materials [3]. 

Another approach to SIS evaluation is the development of a checklist based upon ANSI/ISA-84.00.01-2004-1 requirements. The checklist should address major philosophical and technology issues defined in ANSI/ISA-84.00.01-2004-1. Any no answers (e.g., response other than a") would exclude the SIS under consideration from the grandfather clause. A few examples of the types of questions that could be addressed in the checklist are provided below. 

ANSI/ISA-84.01-1996 excluded systems where the operator was the sole means of returning the process to a safe state. ANSI/ISA-84.00.01-2004-1 did not specifically exclude this type of system, but did not explicitly include it either. ANSI/ISA-84.00.01-2004-1 Clauses 11.3.1 through Clauses 11.3.3 provide requirements where the operator is required to take specific action in response to safety critical alarms and diagnostic alarms. When the Hazard and Risk Analysis (H RA) identifies a critical alarm as a protection layer, the detection and response may include many different components, such as sensor(s), logic solver, operator HMI, and final element(s). It is important that all elements, including the operator, be capable of achieving the required risk reduction. ISA-TR84.00.04-1 Annex B provides additional discussion on this subject. 

BPCS performance expectations are limited. Excludes BPCS in Clause 1.2.8... 

Fiazard and risk analysis requirements Excluded in Clause 1.2.5 Informative Clauses 4.2.1 - 4.2.5 and Annex A... 

Includes operator action In SIS Excludes operator action (Clause 1.2.14) In SIS... 

For details on the O M phase teclinical requirements, considerations, etc.. Fig. X/1.4.2-1 may be referred to. With this discussion on SIS implementation concluded (excluding reference to management of change), the next clause will focus on SIL certification and proof testing. 

The right to decompile cannot be excluded or limited by a clause in a licence agreement. 

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