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It might be possible to reduce the inventory significantly by changing reactor conversion and recycle inert concentration without a large cost penalty if the cost optimization profiles are fairly flat. 

Antimony trifluoride, Sbp3, m.p. 292°C, sublimes319 C(Sb203 in HFsolution). Forms complex ions, e.g. [SbFJ". Widely used as a fairly mild fluorinating agent. 

D-galactose, C HiiOe. Crystallizes in the pyranose form m.p. 1I8-120 C (monohydrate), 165-5" C (anhydrous). An isomer of glucose which is fairly widely distributed in plants. It is a constituent of raffinose and slachyose, of hemicelluloses, of pectin, of gums and mucilages, and of some glycosides. In animals it forms half the lactose molecule and is the sugar found in the brain. Chemically it is very similar to glucose. It has the structure... 

Selenium hexafluoride, SeF m.p. — 39°C, sublimes —47°C. Formed (with Sc2Fio) from Se and F2- Chemically fairly inert. 

Cobalt(II) compounds are often incorporated in the gel. When the gel has absorbed a fair amount of moisture it will turn pink but will revert to blue on heating. 

C, b.p. 907"C, d 713. Transition element occurring as zinc blende, sphalerite (Zn,Fe)S calamine or smithsonite (ZnCO j), willemite (Zo2Si04), franklinite (ZnFe204). Extracted by roasting to ZnO and reduction with carbon. The metal is bluish-white (deformed hep) fairly hard and brittle. Burns... 

The Eurosuper as defined by the European Directive of 16 December 1985, offering a minimum RON of 95 and a minimum MON of 85. Found throughout the European countries, it still is fairly scarce in France with 10% of the total demand for unleaded fuels. 

The main component of sandstone reservoirs ( siliciclastic reservoirs ) is quartz (Si02). Chemically it is a fairly stable mineral which is not easily altered by changes in pressure, temperature or acidity of pore fluids. Sandstone reservoirs form after the sand grains have been transported over large distances and have deposited in particular environments of deposition. 

It is fair to say that advances in seismic surveys over the last decade have changed the way fields are developed and managed. From being a predominantly exploration focused tool, seismic has progressed to become one of the most cost effective methods for optimising field production. In many cases, seismic has allowed operators to extend the life of mature fields by several years. 

It should be noted that our example used a very simple reservoir model to show the principle. NOS mapping is usually a fairly complex undertaking. 

Crude oil and gas from offshore platforms are evacuated by pipeline or alternatively, in the case of oil, by tanker. Pipeline transport is the most common means of evacuating hydrocarbons, particularly where large volumes are concerned. Although a pipeline may seem a fairly basic piece of equipment, failure to design a line for the appropriate capacity, or to withstand operating conditions over the field life time, can prove very costly in terms of deferred oil production. 

At steady electrical load the background noise is normally low and fairly constant along the SH headers and with time no AE sources come up on the Unit 3 header, while the very few localized events recorded on Unit 4 are spread out over the whole length of the header. 

The formula is fair for cases, when volume of metal is most less than volume of filling. For example, the volume of uranium makes up a few percents from volume of graphite in uranium - graphite fuel element and Wo 80 %. 

The modern Russian MIA flaw detectors use pulse version of the method [1-3], which peirnits to produce very portable (0.7 - 1.5 kg) and simple instruments, convenient especially for in-service testing. The objects to be tested are multilayer structures of reinforced plastics, metals and other materials honeycomb panels, antenna fairings, propellers, helicopter rotors and so on. In mentioned instruments amplitude-frequency analog signal processing is used. 

Quality management in NDT is a fairly new trend and can be approached by two different conceptual routes (Figure 4). 

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